The current situation in Ukraine has led to a heightening level of tension internationally. Over several years we have observed a pattern of malicious Russian behaviour in cyberspace.
While there is no specific increased risk to the UK, NCSC has issued guidance on precautionary actions organisations can take to ensure they are resilient.
In the light of the current situation NCSC will run a Digital Loft event at 1430 on Tuesday 15th February. Speakers from NCSC will talk about incident management, the guidance on resilience, the NCSC Response and Recovery Guide, and attendees will also have the chance to put questions to NCSC staff.
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In an era where digital threats are evolving at an unprecedented rate, credit unions face unique cyber security challenges. With their reputation for personal customer service and community trust, it is paramount that credit unions also lead in protecting their members’ financial and personal information.