Cyber Scotland
Police Scotland’s tips and advice on how to browse the internet safely.
This guidance describes how administrators responsible for managing access to online digital services for their organisation can apply the strongest types of multi-factor authentication (MFA). It describes the various types of MFA that are commonly available, explains some pitfalls to […]
Read more Multi-factor authentication for your corporate online services 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 dialogRomance Fraud is a crime which is a financially driven fraud designed to exploit victims for money. It is carried out by criminals exploiting victims by convincing them they are in a genuine romantic relationship. This guidance explains what romance […]
Read more Romance Fraud 2024 in modal dialogResources to build cyber resilience into youth work practice including some resources developed across the sector.
Read more Building cyber resilience in modal dialogYou can report Cybercrime as follows: By phoning 999 (emergency) or 101 (non-emergency) In person at any police station
Read more Report Cybercrime in modal dialogAdvice aimed at parents and carers to help them better understand the potential risks and controls around popular online sites and platforms.
Read more Stay Safe Online – Advice for Parents and Carers in modal dialog