Online safety

We support people to learn how to stay safe and secure online in a range of ways.

- Face to face or online with a local learning project
- Learn online with our Cyber Project
- Access a short course online
- Download accessible guidance

Find out how we promote digital inclusion through our work and services we offer.

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Cyber Blog

Stay up to date with the latest online risks with our Cyber Blog. Discover the things to watch out for, top tips to stay safe, and more resources for learning and building your online safety knowledge.

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British Sign Language Videos

Watch BSL Videos about staying safe and secure online.

Easy Read Online Safety

Easy Read information about staying safe and secure online.

Community Languages

Text and audio information about staying safe and secure online in community languages.

My.Lead – online learning platform

Visit our online learning platform my.lead to boost your knowledge, skills, and confidence on a wide range of cyber topics. Complete short courses on a range of cyber topics, build your skills and confidence, and gain certificates.

Also find here our handy Tools page, which has a range of helpful digital tools for you to use day-to-day to help keep you safe online

Digital.Lead – cyber health checker

Use our cyber health checker tool, Digital.Lead, to find the most important things you can do to stay safe online, and check them off when you are doing them. Build up a picture of your digital health, and find out where you can improve.

Training the Trainers

We can train your staff and volunteers to build their skills and confidence to be able to support others to stay safe online. Also see our new Training the Trainers Hub to access training videos on-demand.

Online webinars

Accredited Learning Opportunities (SQA Cyber Courses)

Explore our accredited learning opportunities to learn how you can gain an SCQF qualification in cyber or online safety.

Everyday computer Skills Course

Our fantastic Everyday Computer Skills course covers everything you need to know as someone new to using a digital device, from how to send an email to how to stay safe online.

Written by disabled people, for disabled people, in partnership with the Open University in Scotland.

Cyber Project Overview

Our project is set up to raise awareness and support you to manage online risks.

Partnerships and Strategic Work

Explore our partnership work, the CyberScotland partnership. our strategic work, and enquire about working with us to bring accessible cyber learning to more people across Scotland.