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Individuals & Families
The NCSC’s cyber security advice to protect you and your family, and the technology you rely on.
The NCSC’s cyber security advice to protect you and your family, and the technology you rely on.
This resource helps smaller organisations prepare for a cyber incident and gives a ste-by-step guide on how to deal with it.
Read more Incident response template in modal dialogIn 2020, Young Scot launched the Digi Know? Champions Award in collaboration with Glasgow Kelvin College. The Award helps young people build the skills and knowledge they need to protect themselves online, whilst gaining an SCQF Level 4 qualification for […]
Read more DigiKnow – Practical Cyber Resilience in modal dialogThis guidance aims to help organisations manage their cyber security risks by breaking down the task of protecting the organisation into 10 components. It is aimed at medium to large organisations that have someone dedicated to managing the organisation’s cyber security.
Read more 10 Steps to Cyber Security in modal dialogPolice Scotland shares advice for students on how to stay safe online. Common frauds that students are experiencing today can range from the more recognisable face-to-face to those carried out by someone anonymously online. This guide will equip you with […]
Read more Student online safety guide 2025 in modal dialogCyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland’s ethical hackers have produced a number of cyber security explainer videos.
Read more Cyber Awareness Videos in modal dialogCyber security guidance to help practitioners in Early Year settings to protect devices and data from cyber incidents.
Read more Early Years Practitioners in modal dialog