Our CISO-Share service created & piloted a new information security and risk management approach now in use by most of the universities and colleges in Scotland.
It's a game-changer: 3-Pillars.
#CyberSecurity#University#Colleges
https://t.co/WGl6Kf2o0p
Scottish Government | Safe return to campuses
Updated guidance for colleges, universities and student accommodation.
Including comment from @GerryMcCormac
https://t.co/s0LaQKtuu4
The latest National Student Survey results are in, and we're delighted that Abertay has been ranked top three in Scotland for student satisfaction 👏👏👏 #NSS2020
https://t.co/GnbkWWaGCV
Education Secretary @JohnSwinney has commented as scientific advice for the safe re-opening of schools and resumption of school transport is published. Read more: https://t.co/VeZRyUoI5O
Call for applications for certified postgraduate Master's degrees, undergraduate degrees and degree apprenticeships in cyber security will show here when open.
#HigherEducation
https://t.co/FW77mrUPlD
Stolen domain admin login credentials can be resold by dark web criminals for up to £95k & a total of 15 billion credentials are traded on illicit marketplaces.
https://t.co/ESjzSAni3Y
Reminder: .ac.uk email addresses are especially valued.
Education Minister @RichardLochhead has announced a major new support plan this afternoon for Scotland’s colleges and universities. Read about the main actions and SFC’s part in their implementation at https://t.co/4MiOCU3g7M #TogetherWeCan
.@richardlochhead has updated Parliament on the Government’s sustainability plan for colleges and universities in light of coronavirus (COVID-19). He also paid tribute to the “remarkable pace” at which they had reacted to the pandemic. Read: https://t.co/Aj5rzkzErH
In today’s @TheScotsman@richardlochhead writes how a Sustainability Plan for universities and colleges - which includes £5m to help tackle digital exclusion - will see them play a key role in the nation’s recovery from COVID-19. https://t.co/zDxfA3e2jQ, https://t.co/5K7UETZMit
Visited @WestLoCollege campus today to see how work is progressing for the return of students and staff later in the summer. Additional cyber lab being kitted out, classrooms being laid out to support social distancing, and general buildings/ground maintenance underway ...
Writing in @heraldscotland, @RichardLochhead says Scotland’s 26 colleges, which collectively employ around 14,700 staff serving nearly 330,000 students, will be pivotal in coming months as the country emerges economically from #coronavirus.
https://t.co/DEs9YCaJhI