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Maryland Signs Cyber MoU With Netherlands

Maryland Signs Cyber MoU With Netherlands
Maryland Deputy Secretary for Commerce Ben Wu, Hague Security Delta Executive Director Richard Franken, and InnovationQuarter Director of Foreign Investments Chris van Voorden sign a cyber Memorandum of Understanding at The Netherland’s ambassador’s residence in Washington, D.C.

The Maryland Department of Commerce signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Thursday with two economic development agencies in The Netherlands to begin a Maryland-Netherlands Cyber and Security Technologies Soft Landing Platform, the department said Friday.The agreement was signed between Maryland and The Hague Security Delta (HSD) as well as InnovationQuarter, the regional economic development agency for the Zuid-Holland province. The soft landing program will allow Maryland cybersecurity companies to explore the Dutch market and Dutch cybersecurity companies to set…

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