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Third Sector BulletinsThe CyberScotland Third Sector Cyber Resilience Bulletin is designed to provide you with cyber related information for the third sector.
Report cyber crime to Police Scotland by calling 101 & via OSCR concern form
Cyber Incident Response & Recovery Helpline: 0800 1670 623 (Weekdays 9am-5pm)
Common Threats
- Strategic framework for a Cyber Resilient Scotland refreshed in the face of evolving threats, outlining nation’s continued commitment to improving cyber resilience.
- At the Gathering, SCVO, CybAid and Third Sector Lab discussed barriers and free practical steps they offer to protect voluntary organisations from threats.
- Boards should be thinking about cyber risk as part of overall business risk – seek support from CxB, a not-for-profit equipping board members for cyber governance.
Organisations that are proactive in managing and handling threats can subscribe to regular reports here
Recent Incidents & Lessons Learned
- Western Isles Council still seeing effects of cyber attack two years on, join SCVO’s next DigiShift and learn how to test your response to cyber incidents in advance.
- It has been revealed that the password “Louvre” resulted in the recent £80 million heist at the world famous museum, highlighting the continued need for strong passwords.
- Vulnerabilities in a supply chain can have a devastating impact on your organisation, free tool to check whether a supplier has Cyber Essentials certification.
Awareness and Guidance
- CyberScotland Week runs from 23-28 February, check out the Third Force News blog highlighting upcoming events specifically for those supporting the third sector.
- Other upcoming events include Meet the Experts (Online) and Intro to Cyber exclusively for Scottish Housing Associations (Online).
- Age Scotland created new guide on how older people can stay safe online, YouthLink Scotland continue to support digital youth work by building cyber resilience.
Up-to-date advice and support on third sector cyber resilience can be found here.
Report cyber crime to Police Scotland by calling 101 & via OSCR concern form