A new regulation has been approved for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV).

U.S. 5G solutions providers will find a receptive market in public and private sectors of Honduras. 

U.S. cybersecurity companies may find business opportunities in providing cutting-edge cyber solutions to Colombian companies.

The Czech government approved its National Cybersecurity Strategy for 2021 – 2025.

The pandemic combined with the postponed Olympics accelerated Japan’s effort to reach 70% telework adoption.

Egypt’s data protection law imposes requirements for data processing, handling of sensitive data, electronic marketing, and cross-border transfer of data.

The United Kingdoms’ Home Office and National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) are undertaking a market assessment.

Opportunities for U.S. companies can be found in Spain’s port security sector.

Ireland is creating accessible, sustainable, and safe cities, presenting opportunities for U.S. digital and security vendors.

U.S. cybersecurity vendors are well placed to capitalize on Ireland’s increased adoption of disruptive technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) solutions.  

Swedish cybersecurity has ample opportunities for US companies in application security, identity and access, situational awareness and system recovery. 

The UK MOD’s Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is seeking proposals for innovative technologies that provide an improved way to rapidly detect and locate hazardous biological agents in the field for the benefit of defense and security operations. 

The Uruguay government is committed to achieving a secure digital environment.

In Sweden, the growing awareness of potential threats among businesses and government presents a dynamic business environment for cyber security technologies.

The UK’s Ministry of Defense (MOD) is launching a competition to rapidly develop novel technology and techniques to boost the UK’s life-saving counter homemade bomb capability.