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By Kerry Manton
Over the summer, the Cyberfraud Centre welcomed an Entrepreneurial Scotland Saltire Scholars Programme intern, Craig Mason, who supported the organisation with a series of data-related projects. After initially losing his
By Kerry Manton
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already changing how organisations work, bringing opportunities to improve efficiency, support employees and automate everyday tasks. But alongside the benefits, come questions about cyber security, data
By Kerry Manton
Finding talent, developing skills and opening doors As demand for cyber security expertise continues, how can organisations attract the right people, develop a talent pipeline and address the challenges of
By Kerry Manton
A new name. A new look. The same commitment to tackling cybercrime and cyber-enabled fraud. We’re entering a new chapter. Today, we’re launching The Cyberfraud Centre – a new name,
By Kerry Manton
Paul steps down after six years of outstanding service Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland has announced that Paul Atkinson is stepping down as Chair and will be leaving the
By Kerry Manton
As Women in Tech Week gets underway across the UK, we’re reflecting on the importance of encouraging more women and girls to explore careers in cyber security, and how our
By Kerry Manton
BEC, Phishing, Ransomware and DDoS – How to Protect Your Organisation Cyber attacks continue to affect organisations of every size and sector. While the headlines often focus on major breaches,
By Kerry Manton
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a future consideration for business leaders, it’s already reshaping how organisations operate, make decisions and manage risks. To help senior leaders navigate this changing
By Kerry Manton
Our See It Be It campaign helps girls across Scotland discover their potential in technology and cyber security. The See It Be It Conference 2026 brings together schools, industry experts,
By Kerry Manton
The Cyber and Fraud Centre Scotland, alongside its strategic partners Royal Bank of Scotland and Fortinet, has announced the return of its See It Be It conference, taking place on
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