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CYBER SECURITY INFORMATION SHARING PARTNERSHIP (CiSP)The Cyber Security Information Sharing Partnership (CiSP) is a collaboration between industry and Governmentto share cyber threat and vulnerability information. This increases overall situational awareness of thecyber threat and helps reduce the impact on UK business. Any UK-registered company with an electroniccommunications network in the UK can apply for membership of the CiSP.CiSP website: www.cisp.org.ukFREE ONLINE INFORMATION SECURITY TRAINING COURSE FOR SMEs:“RESPONSIBLE FOR INFORMATION”“Responsible for Information” is a free e-learning course for staff in micro, small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs). It helps employees and business owners understand information security and associated risks, andprovides good practice examples and an introduction to protection against fraud and cyber crime.Free e-learning course for SMEs: www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/sme/CYBER INCIDENT RESPONSE SERVICESThere are two schemes to help organisations deal with and clean up a cyber attack. They are led by CESG, theInformation Security arm of GCHQ, and the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI).CESG website: www.cesg.gov.ukCPNI website: www.cpni.gov.ukCYBER SECURITY INNOVATION VOUCHERSInnovation Vouchers provide funding of £5,000 for businesses to engage an external expert to gain newknowledge to help the business innovate, develop, and grow. SMEs can apply for Innovation Vouchers to helpwith advice towards protecting and growing their business by having effective cyber security. A specific cybersecurity Innovation Voucher theme is also under discussion. Further details to follow.Apply for a voucher: https://vouchers.innovateuk.org/cyber-security28 • UK Cyber Security