Nonprofit Resources
Are Identify Theft Protection Services Worthwhile?
With all the recent cyber breaches exposing personal information, many people are wondering whether they should subscribe to an identity theft protection service. Here are a few things to keep in mind.
The Top 10 Email Risks
If you’re like most professionals, email is probably your primary form of communication some days. Here are 10 risks to be aware of.
Information Technology vs. Cybersecurity
Many organizations rely on IT staff for cybersecurity, leaving them at risk of a data breach. This infographic explains the differences between IT and cybersecurity, and why your organization needs both.
For Sale – Your Data on the Dark Markets
Learn about the dark web, the risks it poses, and some simple steps you can take to protect your organization.
Cybersecurity Best Practices for Churches
Cybersecurity is no longer an “IT issue.” It’s a critical operational issue. Church leaders need to understand the risk and ensure they are devoting the proper resources to addressing it.
Death of the Complex Password
New password guidelines have been making headlines. Here’s what you need to know to help keep yourself and your organization secure.
Why Your Nonprofit Needs a Zero-Day Vulnerability Plan
New vulnerabilities — holes in software code that cyber criminals can use to gain unauthorized access to a system — are discovered every day. Creating and implementing a zero-day vulnerability plan will help your nonprofit respond quickly and effectively to each new threat.
5 Steps to Strengthen Your Church’s Cybersecurity Defenses
Hacking has been receiving a great deal of attention lately in the political arena, but many church leaders may not realize the severity and scope of the threat to their own ministry.
Anatomy of a Phishing Attack
Phishing is one of the most common cybersecurity threats. Understanding how a basic phishing attack works will help you protect your organization.
3 Common Cybersecurity Threats
While cyber breaches can take many different forms, they typically occur when hackers target common technical weaknesses. Here are three of the most prevalent cybersecurity threats all nonprofits face.