Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) and National Cyber Security Centre have teamed up to produce a webinar to help small businesses with their cyber security.
They break down the types of cyber incident that could affect small businesses and provide useful tips how to avoid becoming a victim of such attacks. They also provide guidance about what small businesses need to do if they’re subject of a cyber-attack.
You can report cyber crime to Police Scotland by calling 101.
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