Cyber Scotland
Information on how to legally protect personal information.
You can report Cybercrime as follows: By phoning 999 (emergency) or 101 (non-emergency) In person at any police station
Read more Report Cybercrime in modal dialogThrough our Learning Zone, we provide staff, whatever their role and level of experience, with apps and resources to help them develop their knowledge and skills. These are completely free, and staff can work through them at their own pace. […]
Read more Learning Zone in modal dialogThe advice in the Cyber Security: Small Charity Guide will significantly increase your protection from the most common types of cyber crime. The five topics covered in the guidance are easy to understand, and are free or cost little to implement.
Read more Small Charity Guide in modal dialogIASME Certification Bodies or CBs, are specially trained cyber security companies located all across the UK and Crown Dependencies. Many of the CBs are micro or small organisations and all are licensed and assured by IASME to offer assessment and […]
Read more Find A Certification Body in modal dialogFree e-learning training introduces why cyber security is important and how attacks happen. It will give you actionable advice about how to defend yourself. The NCSC’s e-learning package ‘Top Tips For Staff’ can be completed online, or built into your […]
Read more Cyber Training for Staff in modal dialogChild protection means protecting a child from abuse or neglect, which may cause significant harm. Police Scotland has some advice and information on how to report child abuse or neglect.
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