Over the next few months, the SWCRC will be turning its attention to supporting those in the health and social care sector. Why?...

The Cyber Resilience Centre for the South West (SWCRC) has joined forces with the National Farmers’ Union (NFU) and cyber intelligence...

Cyber security in farming and agriculture is a hot topic for us at the SWCRC. Helping farmers, growers, producers, veterinarians,...

We speak a lot about incorporating cyber basics into your daily business-as-usual tasks such as backing up your data, software and...

We are pleased to announce that on Tuesday 21 September at 11am, the SWCRC in collaboration with cyber intelligence firm CYSIAM and the...

Picture this; it’s the end of the week, you’re ready to shut up shop and are daydreaming about some well-deserved rest and relaxation but...

It’s a no-brainer to keep our most precious valuables locked away out of sight at home but many do not apply the same treatment within a...

Last year there were more than 700 social media and email hacking incidents reported in the South West of England, amounting to a...

We held a really successful webinar a few days ago in collaboration with three of our Trusted Partners, Ben Franklin from Bluescreen IT...

WannaCry. NotPetya. REvil. The names may not be on your radar but if you’re a business owner or a decision maker within one, please read...

The SWCRC warns of social engineering attacks on #SocialMediaDay.

SWCRC provides guidance for the farming and agricultural sector as cyber crime increases for sector.

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has published guidance for businesses who use text messages (SMS) to communicate.

the Cyber Resilience Centre for the South West (SWCRC) is urging the travel and tourism sector to increase its cyber security vigilance.

SWCRC Student Cyber Services are designed to provide guidance to SMEs who are new to cyber security and need help getting started.

This week, Cornwall is hosting one of its most high-profile events ever – the G7 Summit which is taking place at Carbis Bay.

The SWCRC works in partnership with a team of Trusted Partners that are Cyber Essentials certified.

The SWCRC provides guidance for businesses to stay safe this summer due to the rise in cyber crime.

Did you know that there is a way to stop cyber criminals from accessing your accounts even if they obtain your passwords?

SWCRC Director Mark Moore has been answering some questions on the importance of backing up your business's data.