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Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland expands its cybercrime response network as it warns businesses to be prepared for cyber-attacks 

By Kerry Manton

Scotland’s leading organisation for building resilience against cybercrime and fraud has warned businesses that they must have a plan in place to counter attacks, as it adds two legal firms

Cyber and Fraud Centre launches new service aimed at Scottish SMEs

By Kerry Manton

Scotland’s leading cyber and fraud resilience experts have launched a new service for SMEs looking for a cost-effective way to enhance their cyber security posture. Cyber and Fraud Centre –

Free handbook offered to SMEs to fight rising levels of cybercrime

By Kerry Manton

A comprehensive new guide has been produced to help SMEs combat the ever-growing threat of cybercrime, by the country’s leading experts in the field – the CyberScotland Partnership. The ‘Cyber

Preparing for a Cyber Incident

By Kerry Manton

Figures from the Cyber Security Breaches Survey show that 39% of UK organisations identified a cyber attack in the last 12 months. Clearly, no organisation handling sensitive public information can

Cyber Tips for the Festive Season

By Kerry Manton

As the Christmas holidays approach, your organisation may be starting to wind down, and workloads/hours may be reduced. Unfortunately, hackers take advantage of this time. Therefore, it is pertinent for

What is Two-Factor Authentication, and Why Should I Use It?

By Kerry Manton

Logging in has been a critical part of owning an account since the birth of the internet. Most people do it multiple times daily, many without thinking about it. From

The Importance of Cyber Security Awareness Training

By Kerry Manton

It is a common misconception that cyber security is an area for IT managers and network admins to focus on. Many organisations that outsource their IT can be left assuming

The Benefits of a Simulated Phishing Exercise

By Bryan

There are many arguments about the pros and cons of conducting a simulated phishing exercise within an organisation, with many arguing that they add very little value to a cyber

What is a Credential Stuffing Attack?

By Kerry Manton

If you’ve ever had an account on a website affected by a data breach, then chances are your credentials may be used in credential-stuffing attacks. These attacks are increasing, with

What is a Zero-Day Vulnerability?

By Kerry Manton

A zero-day (0-day) vulnerability refers to a security risk in a piece of software with no patches or mitigations to prevent cybercriminals from exploiting them. A zero-day attack happens when

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