CyberScotland Partner Scottish Business Resilience Centre have released a selection of cyber security awareness videos. These short videos offer up simple and easily digestible information on some of the most common terms and issues arising in the cyber world.
SBRC’s ethical hackers, who are presenting in the videos, decided on a series of topics that they felt the public would benefit from know a bit more information on. These are short and easy to understand without the use of technical jargon to ensure nobody is isolated by the information presented.
Check out the 10 explainer videos for some tips to help you stay secure online.
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