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This year 2024, which has been dubbed the Year of Democracy, puts councillors and candidates at increased risk.

All governments are worried about the threat from Korea, China, Russia, and Iran which are using cyber-attack as weapons of war.

At the CCoE we consider defence in depth less as individual layers, but more as interlocking bricks in a wall.

UK Councils suggested to look at upcoming regulation in other countries and carry out an AI audit to consider what future impacts could be.

FractalScan Surface is an attack surface management tool which scans the Internet to look for vulnerabilities and likelihood of being attacked.

MessageMatrix takes WhatsApp and SMS messaging and wraps it in a secure platform which allows employees to message clients securely.

Blackwired is a next-generation threat intelligence company whose flagship offering takes a different approach to detect & respond solutions.

Registration is open for the iESE Conference 2023 which will focus on practical steps to boost your cyber security at home and work.

Organisations which are well prepared will ‘fail better’ and will be back on their feet quicker with less impact than those which are not.

Recent research has found three-quarters of cyber breaches involve a human element, demonstrating that education awareness programmes are an important part of protection.

No matter your role in your organisation, having access to a highly-trained cyber security specialist could help you make some practical and simple changes which could greatly improve your digital security.

Since its launch, the CCoE has created two new packages of protection aimed at councillors and sole traders, and is currently conducting trials with other sectors, including parish councils, schools and small businesses to ensure its offer meets their needs.