Why cybersecurity is critical to developing digital public services

Positioning Scotland as a leader in data and digital security 

Keeping People Safe in the Digital World is an ambitious programme that will see Police Scotland move more of its resources and capabilities to protecting people from harm online.

How would public sector agencies come together in the event of a cyber attack on critical national infrastructure? Join our panel of international cyber experts from government, police and partner agencies who outline the resilience challenges and opportunities of building Scotland's reputation as a leading cyber nation.

Employees are our most important asset, so protecting them and their work interests should be our most important mission. You can easily recognize organizations that truly “get it.” They’re the ones shifting security efforts from a primary focus on protecting underlying technologies to the more business-relevant position of protecting the value delivered by employees.

Ensuring the integrity of the NHS's national IT estate and that the quality and security of service across critical business systems remain without breach.

Without the right people, process, technology and plans in place, future security attacks will be successful.  The pandemic has changed the way we all think and work, but we’ve learned a lot.  Not least, the human side of security.  This session explores the key cyber resilience areas including human security potentially being the weakest link.

The Cyber Cluster approach taken By Scotland's tech trade body - ScotlandIS - is helping to build resilient supply chains that can position Scotland as a leading cyber nation.

With the increased exposure of your sensitive data to external attacks, you must prepare and future-proof your organisation and operations before a compromise happens. 
We explore how you can adopt smart protection to prevent that any stolen data has meaning and value to cybercriminals.