Here are some things they would love for your organisations to understand about cybersecurity and how you can prevent a large number of these hacks from occurring.
It’s clear now that if organisations want to reap the greatest benefits from this new technology while protecting themselves from inappropriate use, an AI Adoption Strategy is an absolute must.
AI tools can be incredibly useful for many users in Not for Profits. However, I’m just not convinced that Microsoft Copilot is…
Just because you have engaged a 3rd party to perform services for you, doesn’t alleviate you from the responsibility of keeping your and your stakeholders’ data safe.
What would you do first if you actually had a breach? That’s where the Incident Management Plan is very handy.
Your Not for Profit staff is likely using AI today. Yet, do you know the 5 risks of AI adoption in Not for Profits?
Decades ago, I was a non-technical manager in charge of cybersecurity for a massive government SAP implementation project. Not too long later, we had a serious cybersecurity breach where the hacker accessed data migration test data for the project, which included privacy information. If I could do it all over again, I would do 3 things differently.
Every Association has them…volunteers! We can’t live without them, but did you know that volunteers can increase your Association’s cybersecurity risks?
Charities play a significant role in providing social services on behalf of the Australian government. As such, the cybersecurity risks of managing such sensitive data are shared with these organisations.
As a general rule of thumb, you should double the budget for the implementation of your new system.