The Internet of Trip-Hazards
SBRC Ethical Hacker Peter looks at why smart technology might not always be the most secure.
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Protest activity: business advice for COP26
Seconded Police Constable and Business Resilience Advisor Allen Paul looks at protester activity and what business can do to stay secure during the upcoming conference in Glasgow this November.
COP26: Briefing – 2 September
The Get Ready Glasgow team have issued the following briefing ahead of COP26.
Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) – what does it mean for the future of our money?
Banks are trying to compete with the rise in popularity of the numerous cryptocurrencies, ethical hacker Suzie examines the rise of digital currency in her latest blog.
Crimestoppers charity launches Scotland-wide campaign to highlight new Protection of Retail Workers law
The charity Crimestoppers has launched a campaign to highlight a new law that helps protect Scotland’s retail workers and to encourage anonymous reporting.
100 Days to Go and COP26 Presidency Programme
As we pass the 100 days to go mark momentum is building both around the UK Government’s ambitions, as host country, to achieve a successful COP26 and around the delivery of the summit at the SEC.
SEPA warns business and public to be on alert as new waster trailer crime emerges in Scotland
Research estimates £53 million is taken from the public purse every year in Scotland removing illegal waste.
SBRC team enjoys wellbeing Friday
Find out what our team got up to during our wellbeing day off.
Public asked to have their say on changes to workplace automatic fire alarm response
A consultation on proposals to change the response to workplace automatic fire alarm (AFA) signals has been launched today by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS).