The Scottish Business Resilience Centre exists to create a secure environment where business can trade securely, regardless of size and sector.
We work closely with our partners, members and stakeholders to help make Scotland a more resilient and safer place to live and work.
Find out moreDIPS works with its members to protect their cargoes by developing crime prevention measures, sharing best practice and circulating intelligence.
Find out moreWe are committed to preventing metal theft in Scotland.
Best Bar None is a unique National Award Scheme aimed at raising standards and rewarding licensed premises who undertake positive management practices.
Find out moreScotland has a thriving retail and tourism industry and a thriving criminal element who wish to exploit it. Find out about our prevention work.
Find out moreOur team of experts can help you identify and avoid incidents that could compromise the safety of your staff, customers or business activities.
Find out moreThe SBRC can assist businesses in reducing the risk of criminal exploitation by engaging with your company and providing relevant information, guidance and assistance
Find out moreFind out about our financial resilience services which cover money laundering, vulnerable customers and fraud.
Our cyber services are designed to help you build confidence, understand your threats and vulnerabilities, and secure your environment.
Find out moreWe live in ever-changing and uncertain times. So how do you continually safeguard all the different elements of your business? For example, do you know what your cyber footprint is and whether it leaves your business vulnerable? How do you stay ahead of potential risks and what do these look like? What is the latest advice and legislation from the Government?
Where do you find the answers to these questions?
Right here, with the Scottish Business Resilience Centre.
Our team delivers the very latest advice, training and expertise from the Scottish Government, Police Scotland, Scottish Fire & Rescue Service, industry and academia.
Working in partnership, we can build safer businesses to create a stronger Scotland.
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Through Safer Business, Stronger Scotland we are driving innovative training, support and intelligence sharing for businesses - from start-up entrepreneurs to multinational companies - to help mitigate threats ranging from online fraud to serious organised crime.
In essence our message is that Scotland is a safe place to work and do business, whether online or in a physical setting, through proactive risk awareness and resilience practices, thereby supporting a stronger and more robust economic base.
At its heart, our approach is about working in multi-layered public and private partnerships across the justice and economy spectrums, from local to national level.
Our partners include private business, industry membership bodies, Can Do, Police Scotland, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, and Scottish Government.
Following the incident at London Bridge that occurred on Friday, National Counter Terrorism Policing Headquarters (NCTPHQ) has released a new UK Protect Scotland Bulletin to provide an update on events after the attack, with specific guidance for businesses and the wider community to remain vigilant.
This November, SBRC focussed on resilience in the tourism sector, providing essential guidance for businesses and the public during one of the busiest times of the year.
The Scottish Government and Skills Development Scotland have launched a new survey to capture industry involvement in cyber security education in Scotland.
The Scottish Business Resilience Centre (SBRC) is urging shoppers to be wary of too-good-to-be-true deals this Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend (29th November-2nd December).
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