With instances of cyber crime and fraud on the rise, the CyberScotland Partnership is preparing to launch a week of events aimed at engaging the country’s businesses, organisations and individuals with cyber security and awareness.
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The micro exercise introductory session combines several fundamental aspects of cyber security with additional, broader cyber security learnings to ensure all organisations, regardless of their sector or level of cyber knowledge, can benefit and enjoy.
Instead of running through a practical scenario, these sessions will be showcasing how you can facilitate a session in your own organisation. You will learn about how you can drive the most benefit from Exercise in a Box as they share all their learnings about what works and what doesn’t.
The micro exercise session from the Cyber and Fraud Centre combines several fundamental aspects of cyber security with additional, broader cyber security learnings within a 90-minute session to ensure all organisations, regardless of their sector or level of cyber knowledge, can benefit.
Delve into the future of tertiary education with CDN’s latest AI event, ‘AI in College Education: Policy, Practice, and Productivity.’ This one-day in-person summit brings together educators, technologists, and policymakers to discuss the crucial role Artificial Intelligence (AI) will have in reshaping the education landscape.
This bulletin is dedicated to cyber-related education, skills and training.
It is for anyone interested in upcoming education opportunities relating to cyber resilience or cyber security (for example, school teachers, youth workers, college lecturers, academics, training providers or learning and development managers).
Join IASME for an informative online event that will shed light on the intricacies of IoT legislation and its impact on businesses.
This is a free, non-technical workshop which helps your organisation find out how resilient they are to a ransomware attack.
With the upcoming semester on the horizon, many students are preparing for their first year at university or college. Whether you’re a returning student or a newcomer, it is vital to check that you have the right safeguards in place to protect yourself and your data online.