Join us for CyberScotland Week 2023. A week of events focused on raising cyber awareness, developing skills and promoting innovation.
Running for its fifth year, CyberScotland Week is taking place from 27th February – 5th March 2023. This exciting week will bring together industry leaders, experts, and enthusiasts from across the country to share their knowledge, showcase their work, and explore the latest trends and developments in the field of cybersecurity.
Free webinars, resources and learning opportunities will be available throughout the week. These will help people and organisations become more informed about cyber risks and learn how to become more cyber resilient. Some key dates include:
- Holyrood Connect, Public Sector Cyber Security – 2nd February
- Future Scot, Cyber Security 2023 – 27th February
- OSP Academy, OT / IT Cyber Summit Aberdeen – 2nd March
See the full event listing on the CyberScotland Week website and book your tickets.
How can you get involved CyberScotland Week?
There are many ways you can get involved in CyberScotland Week.
- Cyber experts – share your knowledge and expertise. You could offer to speak at an event and the team will help match you with an event host.
- Host an event for your customers, members, network, colleagues and friends and share your expertise and knowledge.
- Attend events to increase your cyber awareness and resilience. Book here.
- Help us spread the word, follow us on social media and share with your network. Like and share posts to help keep your colleagues, friends and family secure. #CSW2023
You could host an event and share your knowledge with customers, colleagues or friends. We can help match you speakers, experts and the talent of the future to help you put on an event, contact [email protected]
Keep up to date on social media: Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn #CSW2023
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