CyberScotland partner Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland has released a new staff induction document titled ‘An Introduction to Cyber Security’.
This free online resource, developed by ethical hackers at the Cyber and Fraud Centre, provides easily accessible cyber security guidance, helping you to understand common types of attacks and how to defend against them. This non-technical advice is aimed at individuals looking to improve their cyber security practices and can be read as one document or kept for future reference on individual topics.
The guide is an ideal add-on to staff induction packs to help make staff more aware of what cyber threats exist and how to spot them. It covers topics such as phishing, ransomware and password attacks.
Download the guide – Introduction to Cyber Security
For more staff training resources visit: https://www.cyberscotland.com/advice-and-guidance/staff-training/
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