Ways to secure your hybrid workforce
Cisco shares five tips to enable resilience everywhere so you can empower work anywhere As the world transitions into a more permanent hybrid workforce, the flexibility brings both new-found benefits...
Building a security strategy fit for a new digital era
Prevention is better than cure, which is why it’s vital for organisations to build a proactive security strategy Ransomware attacks are incredibly stressful. Unlike previous strains that were opportunistic and...
Sharing valuable lessons after a cyberattack
Scotland’s environment protection agency is building back better after it was hit by a devastating ransomware incident last year. The agency hosted a webinar as it aims to help others...
SBRC launches new ‘Exercise in a Box’ session
The Scottish Business Resilience Centre (SBRC) is helping to combat the rise in cybercrime by offering companies access to a workshop from the National Cyber Security Centre’s (NCSC) ‘Exercise in...
One in five hacking incidents targeting healthcare sector, says NCSC
One in five hacking incidents in the last 12 months were targeted against healthcare organisations according to the National Cyber Security Centre’s annual review. The organisations, which is a part...
SEPA CEO recognised for ‘honesty and openness’ at Scottish Cyber Awards
The chief executive of Scotland’s environment agency is among the winners announced at the Scottish Business Resilience Centre’s (SBRC) awards ceremony yesterday. Terry A’Hearn, leader of the Scottish Environment Protection...
Edinburgh cyrpto startup decarbonises Bitcoin
A Scottish crypto wallet and payments platform has launched a pilot renewable energy purchase programme which means customers can now buy Bitcoin powered 100 per cent by clean energy. For...
Staff at Glasgow-based Student Loans Company fired for computer misuse
Three members of staff at the Glasgow-based Student Loans Company have been fired for computer misuse over the course of the last four years, new figures have revealed. They are...
How SEPA saw the light after attack from the dark web
‘No one is safe” is unnerving to hear, of course. But for Terry A’Hearn, the chief executive of the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA), he is describing a plain, albeit...
How Facebook took themselves off the internet… a lesson in resilience and a need to decentralise
In a post-pandemic world, one thing that we are now sure of is that we are almost completely dependent on the internet for both our social and working lives. Over...
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