Cyber security specialist CSA Cyber is moving its UK operation to The Forum in Gloucester.
The company is taking 3,442sq ft of office space on the fourth floor of Gloucester’s city centre Forum development, it announced on Tuesday 27 October 2026, with the office opening in early 2027.
Around 100 employees will relocate from its current city HQ at Waterwells Business Park in Quedgeley.
Established in Gloucester in 2013, CSA Cyber provides cyber consultancy and cyber-managed services which help to detect, protect and educate against the ever-changing cyber threat, with a 24/7 Security Operations Centre based in Gloucester. Parent brand FluidOne acquired CSA Cyber in November 2020.
Home to international web hosting firm, Fasthosts, co-working provider Patch, and the 129-room, four-star Hotel Indigo, the £107 million Forum development, brought forward by Gloucester City Council and developers Reef + Partners, forms part of the wider King’s Quarter regeneration.
CSA Cyber chairman and co-founder, David Woodfine, said: ‘As CSA Cyber continues to grow within the FluidOne group, we needed a modern workspace that reflects our ambitions for the future. The Forum gives us an environment that supports collaboration and innovation and has allowed us to maintain our roots here in Gloucester.
‘Being part of a location that is fast becoming known as a technology and cyber hub will help us to ensure the continued delivery of high-quality cyber security services to our clients.’
Liberal Democrat group leader at Gloucester City Council, Jeremy Hilton, said: ‘I’m delighted to see CSA Cyber deciding to move to The Forum and congratulate council officers for securing this deal. It’s excellent to see another high value business choosing Gloucester.
‘CSA Cyber becomes the third major tenant in The Forum’s ultra modern offices, proving that the council’s decision to build this development was both bold and right. Attracting firms of this calibre shows the impact of creating high quality workspace in the heart of the city and reinforces confidence in the wider regeneration of the centre.
‘Their arrival brings skilled jobs and strengthens the growing cyber and digital hub in the King’s Quarter. The benefits will reach far beyond the tech sector, with shops, cafés and restaurants gaining from increased footfall.
‘The Forum is fast becoming a focal point for ambitious, technology led companies. I look forward to more firms choosing Gloucester as the place to grow.’
