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Cyber Insurance: Safety Net or False Sense of Security? Key Takeaways from our Cyber Byte Webinar
The Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland recently hosted an insightful session on cyber insurance as part of our monthly Cyber Byte series. Our panellists…
Competition: Win a Free Place on SANS Foundation Cyber Security Course
We have been gifted two complimentary places on the SANS cyber defence course SANS Foundations: Computers. Technology & Security (SEC275), worth $999 each, and would…
Enter the Scottish Cyber Awards 2026
The Scottish Cyber Awards 2026 returns to the EICC on 26th March 2026 celebrating the excellence, diversity and resilience in the sector. Now in its…
Cyber Conference Inspires the Next Generation of Female Talent
See It Be It: Women and Girls in Cyber Conference, hosted by the Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland, and supported by Accenture, Fortinet and…
Applications Now Open: See It, Be It – Women in Cyber Conference!
We are thrilled to announce that applications are now open for delegate tickets to this year’s See It, Be It – Women in Cyber Conference,…
Lessons Learned from October 2025 AWS Outage
Recently, the digital world experienced significant disruption as Amazon Web Services (AWS) suffered a major outrage. This incident affected a multitude of platforms, including banking…
Cyber Security is Everyone’s Responsibility, Especially the Board
As Head of the Skills Academy, I see first-hand across Scotland how much difference leadership makes in shaping a resilient cyber culture. Cyber-crime is not…
Rethinking Impostor Syndrome: Ada Lovelace Day
Last week, our CEO Jude McCorry delivered a talk at Edinburgh Napier University in celebration of Ada Lovelace Day; a day dedicated to recognising the…