Cyber Resilience Workshop

Skills Development Scotland – in partnership with the Scottish Government – is running a free workshop on Friday 11 October from 10am to 12pm in Glasgow, where delegates can find out how the Scottish Government’s Cyber Resilience Unit is working with partners to help make Scotland more cyber resilient, why cyber security training is important and where to get advice on guidance for teaching others to become more cyber resilient.

Cyber resilience is about getting the most out of online technologies while keeping ourselves, our families and our organisations safe and secure. You are our first and strongest line of defence against cyber threats.

This session will include a presentation that delegates can take away and deliver to their own staff/colleagues/trainees.

Workshop Breakdown /Train the trainer

One of the best ways to protect yourself online is choosing a good, strong password for every account. This workshop will show some of the most common ways that passwords are revealed/broken and give you tips on how to choose a strong password and remember them.
This presentation will be available for you to deliver these messages to other colleagues / friends / family members. You will have access the PowerPoint presentation, including presenter notes. It is encouraged that you share what you learn with others.

How to book

Please note that spaces are limited and will be allocated on a first come first served based. To register please contact Stuart McKenna at [email protected]