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Win a Free Place for Your Charity at Our Cyber Executive Education Programme
As a social enterprise, the Cyber and Fraud Centre Scotland is committed to making cyber resilience accessible to all sectors. That’s why we’re offering two free places for charities to attend our upcoming Cyber Executive Education Programme events in Edinburgh (6th November) and Glasgow (13th November).
These sessions bring together senior leaders from across Scotland to explore how to prepare for, respond to, and recover from cyber incidents, with insights from legal, communications, and technical experts.
By offering free places, we aim to ensure that charities have the same opportunity to strengthen their cyber resilience and safeguard the vital services they deliver.
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