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Ian Stevenson

Republicans are beginning to turn on Donald Trump after election disappointment

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Ian Stevenson, chief executive of Edinburgh-based Cyan Forensics. Picture: Rachel Hein Photography

Edinburgh forensic tech pioneer selected for prestigious scale-up programme Scott Reid

Ian Stevenson, CEO of Cyan Forensics Ltd, hopes that his company's technology will assist in tackling the increase and availability of illegal content like child sexual abuse imagery online.

Edinburgh tech company is 'first line of defence' in war on harmful content Liv McMahon