Scottish Government Sector Cyber Resilience Steering Group Representative: Kevin Burns, Head of IT, Royal Blind This group, chaired by SCVO, was convened in November 2017 to support the implementation of . Its remit is to help shape a draft plan which will aim to build cyber resilience in Scotland’s third sector organisations. Additionally, given the overlap in messaging related to the forthcoming implementation of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in May 2018, the Steering Group will be responsible for co-ordinating information and support to the sector to ensure it is effectively prepared. Remit: see below For more information please contact directly. National Cyber Resilience Leaders Board Sector Cyber Resilience Steering Group Terms of Reference Background Safe, secure and prosperous: a cyber resilience strategy for Scotland, was published in 2015, setting out the Scottish Government’s vision for Cyber Resilience in Scotland. The National Cyber Resilience Leaders Board (NCRLB) is overseeing the implementation of action plans to meet the aims of the Strategy. Many of the actions that are needed to build a cyber resilient third sector overlap with those of the public sector and private sector, although the scale of resources and mechanisms to drive action are different. The NCRLB Third Sector Cyber Resilience Steering Group is therefore responsible for advising on the development and implementation of a third sector cyber resilience action plan. Purpose Members will help shape a draft plan which will aim to build cyber resilience in Scotland’s third sector organisations. Its objectives will include: Staff and volunteers have a better understanding of cyber risks and how to mitigate them
Scottish Government Sector Cyber Resilience Steering Group Representative: Kevin Burns, Head of IT, Royal Blind This group, chaired by SCVO, was convened in November 2017 to support the implementation of . Its remit is to help shape a draft plan which will aim to build cyber resilience in Scotland’s third sector organisations. Additionally, given the overlap in messaging related to the forthcoming implementation of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in May 2018, the Steering Group will be responsible for co-ordinating information and support to the sector to ensure it is effectively prepared. Remit: see below For more information please contact directly. National Cyber Resilience Leaders Board Sector Cyber Resilience Steering Group Terms of Reference Background Safe, secure and prosperous: a cyber resilience strategy for Scotland, was published in 2015, setting out the Scottish Government’s vision for Cyber Resilience in Scotland. The National Cyber Resilience Leaders Board (NCRLB) is overseeing the implementation of action plans to meet the aims of the Strategy. Many of the actions that are needed to build a cyber resilient third sector overlap with those of the public sector and private sector, although the scale of resources and mechanisms to drive action are different. The NCRLB Third Sector Cyber Resilience Steering Group is therefore responsible for advising on the development and implementation of a third sector cyber resilience action plan. Purpose Members will help shape a draft plan which will aim to build cyber resilience in Scotland’s third sector organisations. Its objectives will include: Staff and volunteers have a better understanding of cyber risks and how to mitigate them
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