SEPA warns business and public to be on alert as new waster trailer crime emerges in Scotland
Research estimates £53 million is taken from the public purse every year in Scotland removing illegal waste.
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Exercise in a Box: Working from Home Scenario
What is it? Since the pandemic started, working from home has become a major part of working life. Even as the pandemic recedes, many organisations continue to work from home or have…
Public asked to have their say on changes to workplace automatic fire alarm response
A consultation on proposals to change the response to workplace automatic fire alarm (AFA) signals has been launched today by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS).
We’re currently hiring – Marketing Executive
Job Title : Marketing Executive – Part time Salary: £35,000 per annum pro rata (£21,000) Part Time (3 days/week) fixed term position with a possibility of extension Location: Scottish Business Resilience Centre, Linlithgow EH49 7LR Reporting to: Head of Community and Membership …
Exercise in a Box: Digital Supply Chain Scenario
What is it? A digital supply chain attack is a cyber attack that seeks to damage an organisation by targeting less-secure elements in the supply chain. A…
We’re currently hiring – Head of Cyber Services
We’re currently looking for someone to join our team as Head of Cyber Services. Full details below. If you have any questions please do get…
SBRC CEO appointed as Chair of CyberScotland Partnership
The CyberScotland Partnership has selected Jude McCorry, CEO of the Scottish Business Resilience Centre (SBRC), as its first chair.
SBRC strengthens relationship with third sector with appointment
Alison Stone will lead efforts to crack down on voluntary sector cyber crime. The role has been created to strengthen ties between the third sector…
SBRC and Scotland Against Modern Slavery back Police Scotland End Labour Exploitation campaign
Businesses are being urged to watch out for signs of modern slavery following the launch of Police Scotland’s End Labour Exploitation campaign.