AI, Deepfakes and Cyber Security – What Organisations Should Know
Artificial intelligence is making it easier to create convincing emails, images, audio and video; and cyber criminals are taking notice. During our latest Cyber Byte,…
Artificial intelligence is making it easier to create convincing emails, images, audio and video; and cyber criminals are taking notice. During our latest Cyber Byte,…
The Cyber and Fraud Centre Scotland is a non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting cybersecurity and providing comprehensive support within the business sector.
Since transitioning to a social enterprise model in January 2025, the Centre reinvests profits generated through its professional cyber security services – including vulnerability testing,…
Cyber security skills aren’t built in one-off training sessions. That was one of the clearest messages from our recent membership webinar on growing cyber security…
The Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland is proud to announce new strategic partnerships with Weir and SSEN Transmission, supporting the launch of a Cyber…
The Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland recently hosted an insightful session on cyber insurance as part of our monthly Cyber Byte series. Our panellists…
Overview A sophisticated strain of mobile banking malware known as Anatsa has resurfaced, now targeting travel firms and their customers for financial fraud. Anatsa differs…
The frenzy of Black Friday and Cyber Monday generates billions in sales each year, but the frenzy also attracts cyber criminals. Whether you are running…
The Cyber and Fraud Centre Scotland is delighted to launch a new training series, providing practical, hands-on exercises to boost cyber security readiness. Our Cyber…