Find out what actions and measures we take to protect information, systems and processes against cyber-attacks.
Revenue Scotland takes the protection of taxpayer information seriously and has an obligation set out within the The Revenue Scotland and Tax Powers Act 2014 to protect tax payer information and ensure its systems and processes are resilient against cyber-attacks.
As part of its commitment to cyber security, Revenue Scotland works in partnership with the Scottish Government Cyber Resilience Unit and is an accredited Public Sector Cyber Essentials Catalyst.
The Cyber Resilient Scotland: strategic framework sets out the key actions for Scottish Government, public bodies and partners to implement to further enhance resilience within the Scottish public sector against cyber-attacks.
Protective measures against cyber-attacks
Further information on how organisations and members of the public can protect themselves from cyber-attacks can be found below:
- cyberaware.gov.uk
- takefive-stopfraud.org.uk
- https://www.cyberessentials.ncsc.gov.uk/
- Cyber Security: Small Business Guide
- Cyber Security: Small Charity Guide
- Password guidance: Simplifying your approach
- Bring Your Own Device Guide
- NCSC’s CiSP
- NCSC 10 Steps to Cyber Security
- NCSC UK Twitter
- https://www.getsafeonline.org/
- Get Safe Online Twitter
Phishing and Scam Communications
Find out more on how Revenue Scotland deals with phishing and scam communications.
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