Event Type : Member Event

Dive into the threats hiding in today’s digital supply chains and see why traditional security perimeters no longer cut it.

Arctic Wolf’s Connor Milligan and Brian Stewart kick off with a quick inside look at how Arctic Wolf is helping organisations stay ahead of modern attacks.

Concierge Security Engineer Megan Henchin then lifts the lid on real supply chain compromises, shares what organisations can control and how, and highlights the emerging threats she’s seeing across the cyber landscape.

A sharp, insight‑packed session designed to leave you more informed and better protected.

In Brodies’ regular six monthly Data Protection and GDPR update, we look at recent developments in data protection, ePrivacy law, AI and cyber including:

• the latest on implementation of the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025;
• an update on progress of the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill;
• recent cases and regulatory enforcement action; and
• what’s on the horizon.

Non-profits handle highly sensitive data every day, from beneficiary information to donor and financial records. This responsibility makes them a frequent target for cyber threats such as phishing, ransomware, and data theft, placing added pressure on already stretched teams and risking disruption to vital services.

In this webinar, we’ll explore why cyber security matters for non-profits, the evolving threat landscape, and the real world impact incidents can have on operations and trust. We’ll also cover practical steps organisations can take to strengthen their security posture, share guidance on the Kick approach to accessible cyber protection, and answer your questions in a live Q&A.

AGENDA:

• Welcome and introductions
• why cyber security matters for non-profits
• The new threat landscape
• Real‑World impact of breaches
• Shifting to a modern security mindset
• Practical steps to move from reactive to proactive defence.
• Building your next-step action plan
• The Kick approach
• Live Q&A

Holyrood Connect’s annual Digital Transformation event for the Scottish public sector returns to Edinburgh on 18 June.

The Digital Strategy for Scotland was recently published, setting out the Scottish Government’s and Local Government’s joint vision for sustainable digital public services. Join us for a day of insights, inspiration, and innovation where you can explore how far Scotland’s public sector has come on its digital transformation journey, and where it’s headed next. 

Event Highlights:

Shape the Future: Engage with thought leaders on Scotland’s digital transformation journey and explore how technology can transform public services.

Gain Insights from Expert Speakers: Hear first-hand from thought leaders and industry experts.

Tackle Real Challenges: Learn from real-world case studies and discover actionable solutions.

Explore AI’s Role: Understand the opportunities of embedding artificial intelligence within your organisation.

Discover the role of Smart Working: Explore how digital tools, automation and AI can enable a more agile, connected and efficient public sector.

Connect with Peers – Explore innovative solutions in the exhibition area, and build connections to help you drive your organization’s digital transformation journey.

Who Should Attend?

This event is aimed at professionals in the public and third sectors involved in digital transformation, IT, procurement, AI, and service delivery.