Event Type : ScotlandIS Event

The UK Government (DSIT) recently published the Cyber Governance Code of Practice, Software Security Code of Practice, and the AI Cyber security Code of Practice.

This online session will provide insights into these modular Codes of Practice that are a part of a broader approach taken by government to ensure citizens and businesses in the UK can use digital technologies safely.

The first part of the workshop will provide attendees with an overview of DSIT’s work to date including on why we created the Codes and how to use them. Following this, there will be an opportunity for participants to ask questions relating to DSIT’s cyber security initiatives.

We will also be interested to hear from participants on whether sectors face particular challenges from implementing these Codes of Practice and if there are additional Government levers which could support organisations with the future adoption

Join our new series of events, ScotlandIS Tech Tidbits, on the first Tuesday of every month!

These 30 minute webinars will be short, informative sessions on a variety of topics, from exporting to cybersecurity, cloud computing to procurement, and many more.

Each event will feature a ScotlandIS member offering their expert insights and advice on the topic in hand, however you do not need to be a member to attend these talks.

For our June event, we’ll be joined by FullProxy’s Stuart McCann, Cyber Security Account Manager, and Stephen Mellon, Technical Consultant, to discuss Quantum Threats & TLS: Future-Proofing Your Certificate Strategy.

Expired certificates can be a headache. Google’s 90-day certificate expiry timeframe and quantum computing are approaching, and keeping your certificates up-to-date has never been more important.

Join FullProxy to learn more about key methods to gain full visibility of your certificate estate and automate the renewal process.

Charities are using digital systems every day to deliver their services and keep in touch but with this capability comes a level of risk.

Join us for an engaging half-day event tailored specifically for third sector organisations looking to help their organisation stay safe online. This free event is designed to give you the tools, knowledge, and connections to boost your cyber resilience.

Improve Cyber Awareness
Learn steps to enhance your organisation’s understanding of cyber risks and how to stay vigilant.

Interactive Workshop: Build Your Cyber Incident Response Plan
Get hands-on experience creating a tailored plan to ensure your organisation is prepared to respond effectively to cyber incidents.

One-to-One ‘Meet the Experts’ Sessions
Sit down with cyber experts to discuss personalised steps you can make for improving your organisation’s cyber resilience.

Lunch & Networking
Enjoy a relaxed lunch while connecting with like-minded professionals from the third sector. Share experiences, challenges, and solutions as you strengthen your network.

Who should attend?

Anyone working and/or volunteering for a third sector organisation in Scotland at the beginning of their cyber resilience journey, and maybe not sure where to start, who provides leadership and/or is responsible for aspects of operations/IT.

Don’t miss this opportunity to take the first steps towards a safer, more secure organisation. Together, we can build a resilient third sector, equipped to thrive in the face of digital challenges.

Agenda

1200 – 1230: Arrival, registration

1230 – 1245: Welcome and intro

1245 – 1330: How to improve your cyber resilience 

1330 – 1430: Networking lunch with 1:1 sessions running alongside 

1430 – 1515: Build your incident response plan

1515 – 1600: Closing remarks/event close

Please note: there are stairs within this venue. If you have access requirements please contact Cat Blair on catriona.blair@scotlandis.com before attending this event.

Following our popular AI webinar last December, we’re bringing you another session with Traction’s Lucy Batley.