This talk provides a high level overview of mobile phones and the security landscape they operate within. The attack surface along with examples of threats are highlighted along with top ten security…

A number of real world ploys are discussed along with advice on how to protect yourself from compromise.

This session looks at the techniques cyber criminals use to infiltrate organisations.

Find out how you can supplement your learning with the University’s free short online courses.

Why do we get so worried about being secure online? Are we worried enough? Do we worry too much? In this session we take a look at what information security risk is and how we can handle it…

This presentation explores how the media has portrayed hacking and cybersecurity, featuring some classic films and the elements they get right... and so very, very wrong.

The Centre for Open Learning and the School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures explain how to take both credit and non-credit language courses, including the option to take the 20-credit Swahili…

How do we get tricked into handing over our details or clicking on suspicious links? In this session we look at how criminals game human behaviour and how to avoid common scams, from money laundering…

The Digital Skills and Training team (www.ed.ac.uk/is/skills) help to develop the digital and information literacy skills of University students to help them study and research more effectively and…

An introduction to the support that SDS can offer students in relation to their studies, and how to access it.

Discover more about the Chaplaincy and how to use the Chaplaincy

Starting your university course or programme can be very exciting, but you may also you may also have some concerns about your studies. This session aims to help you get the best possible foundation…

Unfortunately there may be times when you need guidance or help with information security issues, or if you experience cybersecurity incidents. This session introduces our team, how we can help, and…

Delve into subject areas that are different from your degree programme and build your CV, learn a new language or continue with an existing one, pick up a paint brush or learn about Scottish history.…

Advice and support for family members and partners of international students who relocate to Edinburgh.

Introducing one of a series of Transition courses, Successful Academic Communication: Building confidence in your use of academic English for all undergraduate home, EU and international students.