Cyber Project Partnerships

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Strategic work is a large part of our CyberProject. This means working with other charities, organisations and public bodies to ensure there are accessible and appropriate opportunities and resources for everyone in Scotland. We are the go-to partner for accessibility in the CyberScotland Partnership.

 

CyberScotland

The CyberScotland Partnership (CSP) is a collaboration of key stakeholders, brought together by the Scottish Government’s National Cyber Resilience Unit, to raise cyber security awareness and build cyber resilience across Scotland and drive the delivery of activities that will achieve the outcomes of The Strategic Framework for a Cyber Resilient Scotland.

The CSP supports the vision that Scotland thrives by being a digitally secure and resilient nation.

It aims to raise cyber resilience awareness amongst the general public, public, private and third sectors.

It also shares information and tips on how people, businesses and organisations can stay secure online and understand what to do and how to report any incidents.

The 25 CyberScotland Partners are:
Age Scotland, Business Gateway, CENSIS, College Development Network (CDN), Cyber and Fraud Centre Scotland (CFCS), The Cyber and Fraud Hub, Education Scotland (EdScot), Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE), The IASME Consortium (IASME), Institute of Directors Scotland, LEAD Scotland, Local Government Digital Office, National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), Police Scotland, ScotlandIS, Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SVCO), Scottish Cyber Coordination Centre (SC3), Scottish Enterprise (SE), The Scottish Government, Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC), Skills Development Scotland (SDS), UK Cyber Security Council, YoungScot, YouthLink Scotland.

For more information go to: https://www.cyberscotland.com/about/

 

Partner with us Enquire about working in partnership with us. We are always looking for ways to engage with other charities and organisations to share our Cyber Project work and expand our knowledge. Partnering with us could look like: Inviting us to attend your strategic forums (example: advisory groups; collaborations; consortiums; planning groups) Inviting us to run a webinar at your themed week or event (example: we work with SCLD to run cyber webinars during Scottish Learning Disability Week) Meeting with us to discuss our work, your work and how we could benefit your organisation or the people you support Adding our resources to your online library or learning platform Joining our quarterly cyber project advisory group to influence our work Our work is primarily to bring accessible resources to disabled people, but the great thing about being accessible is that our resources suit everyone. So don’t hesitate to get in touch even if your target group isn’t disabled people. All our work is free, our only goal is to help make Scotland more cyber resilient.

 

Contact cyberproject@lead.org.uk to find out more about our project and how we could support you.

 

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Some of Our Partners

 

Cyber and Fraud Hub The Cyber and Fraud Hub is Scotland’s only charity that works closely with the banking industry, policing, and technology partners to support individuals who have fallen victim to online scams or fraud. They also collaborate with partners to provide educational and preventive resources to help others avoid becoming victims to these types of crimes. Individuals worried they have been scammed can call their free Incident Response Number on 0808 281 3580 for support, guidance and advice on the next steps, or contact via email at info@cyberfraudhub.org. Website: https://cyberfraudhub.org/

 

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