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How to Make Sure Your Nonprofit is Informed of Future Cybersecurity Threats
Cybersecurity threats are becoming more prevalent and sophisticated, and nonprofits are increasingly vulnerable targets. It’s critical that your organization stays informed about the latest threats and takes proactive measures to protect your data, funds, and reputation.
Here are some steps you can take to ensure your nonprofit is aware of emerging cybersecurity risks:
Monitor Industry News and Alerts
- Subscribe to cybersecurity newsletters, blogs, and industry publications to stay up-to-date on new threats, attack methods, and security best practices.
- Sign up for alerts from government agencies, security firms, and nonprofit cybersecurity organizations to receive real-time notifications about active threats.
Leverage External Expertise
- Work with a managed service provider or cybersecurity consultant to gain access to the latest threat intelligence and mitigation strategies.
- Attend webinars, workshops, and conferences to learn from cybersecurity experts and network with other nonprofits facing similar challenges.
Educate Your Team
- Provide regular cybersecurity awareness training for all staff members to help them identify phishing attempts, unsafe links/attachments, and other red flags.
- Empower your employees to report suspicious activities and reinforce a culture of security-mindedness throughout the organization.
Review and Update Your Policies
- Assess your existing cybersecurity policies and procedures to ensure they address evolving threats and comply with industry regulations.
- Make the necessary updates to your incident response plan, data backup/recovery protocols, and access control measures.
By taking a proactive and collaborative approach to cybersecurity, you can better protect your nonprofit from the growing landscape of online threats.
