Since launching in July 2024, working in close collaboration with Police Scotland, the banking industry and tech...
Cyber and Fraud Hub Helps 450 Individuals and Recovers £1.15m in First Year
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Cyber and Fraud
Cyber fraud is an increasingly prevalent issue, affecting individuals and businesses alike. With the rise of digital transactions and online activities, it is essential to stay informed about potential threats and how to mitigate them. This page offers advice and information on cybercrime and fraud threats.
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New Guide Empowers Scots to Protect Themselves Against Data Breaches
This free guide aims to raise public awareness of what data breaches are, how they happen, the steps individuals can take to...
Cyber and Fraud Hub launches new guide to help keep children safe online
With increasing concerns around child safety both online and in everyday life, parents, carers, and guardians in Scotland now have access to our new essential resource. ‘Keeping Children Safe: A Guide for Parents, Carers, and Guardians’ has been launched by the Hub to provide comprehensive advice on how to protect children from potential dangers, ranging from online risks to everyday safety concerns.
World Password Day: Why Passwords Still Matter
Today is World Password Day, a perfect opportunity to remind ourselves of the importance of password security, both at home and at work. Whether protecting personal information or managing sensitive business systems, strong passwords are essential. Weak password security remains one of the most common entry points for cyber criminals.