Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland will host three free events as part of CyberScotland Week in Edinburgh on the 29th February, 7th March and 14th March for those in the public or third sector.
Taking place at The Melting Pot on Calton Road from 9am to 12.30pm, cyber experts will be joined by trusted partner Consider IT to deliver the events for public and third sector organisations during CyberScotland Week.
The events will focus on key cyber security topics and issues that organisations should take into consideration in 2024 as well as provide practical tips on everything from data security to incident response. Attendees will also get a chance to take part in a practical Exercise in Box session to put their current cyber security response to the test.
The sessions will outline resources available to organisations which they can utilise in house, as well as presenting an opportunity to network with like-minded people within the industry.
CyberScotland Week brings together experts for a packed programme of events designed to build cyber resilience across the country. The week-long programme, which takes place between the 26th of February to the 3rd of March, will focus on three key themes of collaboration, diversity and resilience.
Jude McCorry CEO of Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland said; “Bringing the best minds in cyber security together, CyberScotland Week is making its return to the capital.
“With cybercrime increasing globally, it is essential that businesses know how to protect themselves, should they be in the unfortunate position of finding themselves the victim of a cyber or fraud crime.
“At the Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland we are committed to educating businesses, third sector organisations and individuals on cyber resilience and security should the unthinkable happen.”
Stuart Gilbertson, Managing Director at Consider IT, said: “At Consider IT, we are proud to join forces with the Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland to contribute our expertise and insights to the upcoming roadshows during CyberScotland Week.
“As trusted partners, we are committed to enhancing and strengthening the cyber health of Scottish organisations. These events provide a valuable platform for public and third sector organisations to gain practical knowledge on key cyber security topics, ensuring they are well-prepared to navigate the growing and evolving cyber threats in 2024.
“By fostering collaboration and sharing resources, we aim to empower attendees with the skills needed to safeguard their businesses. We look forward to engaging with like-minded professionals and contributing to the collective effort in building a more secure cyber environment for Scotland.”
Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland also runs a free Incident Response Helpline for any organisation concerned they have fallen victim to cybercrime which can be contacted on 0800 1670 623.
It is run by Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland in partnership with the Scottish Government and Police Scotland along it a network of trusted third parties that provide expertise and assistance.
For further information on the public and third Sector cyber roadshow, visit the Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland website:
https://www.cyberscotland.com/event/public-and-third-sector-roadshow-edinburgh-29th-february/
