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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.
NCSC Cyber Essentials Partner the IASME consortium can help your organisation undertake Cyber Essentials certification or if you want to know how you can become a Certification Body.
Read more How to get cyber essentials certified IASME in modal dialogHelpful resources which practitioners and educators can use with learners and to support learning at home on the topics of cyber resilience and internet safety.
Read more Cyber Resilience and Internet Safety in modal dialogChild protection means protecting a child from abuse or neglect, which may cause significant harm. Police Scotland has some advice and information on how to report child abuse or neglect.
Read more Child Protection in modal dialogInformation to help public bodies, businesses and third sector organisations improve their online security and protect against cyber threats.
Read more Cyber Resilience: General Guidance in modal dialogThis report entitled ‘Firm foundations’ highlights the progress of ‘Safe, Secure and Prosperous: A Cyber Resilience Strategy for Scotland’ (2015-2020).
Read more Cyber Resilience Strategy 2015-2020: Progress Report in modal dialogWhat is cyber security? This guide covers steps to protect your data and devices, includes information on how to report a cyber crime and covers why you should get Cyber Essentials.
Read more Cyber Security Advice: Businesses and Charities in modal dialog