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Helpful Nonprofit Cybersecurity Resources
National Cybersecurity Awareness Month is almost over, but it’s important to make cybersecurity a top priority year-round. Here are some ways you can boost your cybersecurity knowledge and defenses.
How Does Your IT/IS Garden Grow?
If you separate the IT and IS functions in your organization, you will begin to see how complementary these positions can be in supporting your technology environment in a secure and controlled manner.
Debt Measure for Churches: Debt per Average Adult Attendee
Whether or not you believe a church should go into debt, if your church has debt it is important to monitor debt ratios and measurements. Your lender will be monitoring them even if your church isn’t.
Cybersecurity – IT Takes a Village
Cybersecurity is no longer the responsibility of the IT department alone. Involve your board or an appropriate management oversight committee to ensure that cybersecurity remains a top priority.
A Key Cash Flow and Reserves Ratio for Churches
This important ratio shows the days of operating cash and investments your church has on hand to fund annual cash expenditures, specifically related to very liquid assets.
Be on Guard Against Cyber Crime Following a Natural Disaster
Cybercriminals are known to exploit natural disasters and target both individuals and organizations during times of tragedy. Help protect yourself and your organization by being aware of these risks.
Income Ratio for Churches: Annual Contributions per Average Adult Attendee
This key income ratio can be compared from year to year, allowing you to see giving trends and determine the impact on your church and its budget.
Perkins: Do We Liquidate, or Do We Wait?
June 30, 2018 has passed, and according to Dear Colleague Letter 17-10, additional Perkins loan disbursements are now prohibited. Here are some factors to consider as your institution of higher education weighs the costs and benefits of liquidation.
Half a Million Routers Are Infected with Malware – Is Yours?
A sophisticated piece of malware is infecting home and small business routers. Here's what to know -- and the steps you should take.
Considerations for Your Church’s Fiscal Year-End
If your church uses a fiscal year-end of December 31, you may want to consider changing it. A fiscal year change would not result in tax consequences for either your church or your donors, and it could provide several advantages.