Cyber Scotland
Throughout 2022 and 2023, in the UK and internationally, there has been an increase in reporting of ‘Financially Motivated Sexual Extortion’– often referred to as ‘sextortion’.
Sextortion can refer to a variety of offences committed online. It is most often used to describe online blackmail, where criminals threaten to release sexual/indecent images of you, unless you pay money or carry out their demands.
Recently, at CyberUK 2024, the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) made announcements on cyber resilience and cyber skills: included in these announcements were calls for views on two new codes of practice for software security and the cyber security of AI, and a call for views on the future of the CyberFirst scheme.
They are keen to hear your views on these initiatives.
Join this timely bi-annual Data Protection Conference to prepare your organisation for changes to privacy and UK GDPR.
Hear directly from the Department for Science, Innovation & Technology on the impact of the Bill and what it means for the public and private sector.
With more of us banking online, the security of our personal and financial information has never been more important. This is why the CyberScotland Partnership has launched the new “Cyber Secure Banking” campaign.
Join the the Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland on the 30th of May 2024 from 17.30-19.30 to connect with Scottish organisations and discuss all the key headlines from Cyber UK. There will be a select group of recent CYBER UK attendees present, sharing valuable insights from the event.
The CyberScotland Technical Bulletin will provide you with information about updates, exploits and countermeasures.
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday
• Dev Popper Attack
• Cuttlefish malware infects routers to monitor traffic for credentials
Join Alison Brogan, SCVO’s Cyber Resilience Co-ordinator, for information and support to help you start to prioritise cyber risk, protect against the most common threats, and ensure you are prepared to respond to cyber incidents when they inevitably occur.
Online banking has become an indispensable tool for organisations. It offers convenience, efficiency, and improved cash flow management, all while contributing to a more streamlined financial operation. The convenience of managing finances online comes with the responsibility of safeguarding sensitive financial data.
In today’s fast-paced business world, online banking is an essential tool. It offers convenience, efficiency, and real-time access to manage finances. However, with this convenience comes the responsibility of protecting your funds from cyber threats.
