Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland Appoints Two New Leaders to Expand Support

EDINBURGH, Scotland (April 13, 2026) — The Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland has appointed two new leaders to strengthen its operational capacity and expand support for businesses, charities, and public sector organizations across the nation.

Caolan Keenan and Amanda Johnstone have joined the organization’s executive team, alongside existing leadership including Jude McCorry, to drive initiatives focused on cyber resilience, skills development, and incident response. The appointments were announced on Monday as the center seeks to bolster its ability to assist organizations in navigating an increasingly complex digital threat landscape.

The Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland operates as a national resource designed to help entities protect against cyber attacks and financial fraud. The new roles are intended to enhance the center's reach and effectiveness, ensuring that organizations of all sizes have access to expert guidance and rapid response capabilities.

Keenan brings extensive experience in cybersecurity strategy and organizational resilience, while Johnstone is recognized for her work in skills development and workforce training within the technology sector. Their combined expertise is expected to support the center's mission to build a more secure digital environment for Scotland.

Jude McCorry, who continues in a leadership capacity, stated that the new appointments reflect the center's commitment to adapting to emerging challenges. The team will focus on delivering tailored support to sectors that are particularly vulnerable to cyber threats, including small and medium-sized enterprises and charitable organizations.

The expansion comes as cyber incidents continue to rise globally, with organizations facing increasing pressure to secure their digital infrastructure. The center aims to provide practical tools, training, and direct assistance to help organizations prevent and respond to cyber attacks.

The appointments are part of a broader strategy to enhance Scotland's overall cyber resilience. The center will work closely with government agencies, industry partners, and educational institutions to develop comprehensive programs that address the evolving nature of cyber threats.

While the new leadership team is in place, the center has not yet detailed specific timelines for new initiatives or programs. Stakeholders are expected to receive updates on upcoming projects and resources in the coming weeks.

The Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland remains a key player in the nation's efforts to combat cyber crime and fraud, with its expanded team poised to deliver enhanced support to organizations across the country.