Cybersecurity training is one of the easiest and most cost-effective things you can do to improve digital security at your organization. And yet, according to NTEN’s 2018 State of Nonprofit Cybersecurity Report, more than half of nonprofits do not provide ANY kind of security training to their staff.
Joshua Peskay, Vice President of Technology Strategy at RoundTable Technology, will present two workshop sessions, "Business Continuity & Disaster Preparedness" and "Get Cyber Savvy" at the 2018 Nonprofit Finance Conference at the Maine Association of Nonprofits on Tuesday, December 4, 2018. Read more about the sessions here or read more about the conference at MANP's website.
We invite you to join RoundTable Technology at NPCC’s Inaugural Best Nonprofit Conference, the culminating event of The New York Community Trust 2018 Nonprofit Excellence Awards, and NPCC’s first full-day conference focused on nonprofit management practices. RoundTable will be presenting a session called “What the Tech? How to Use What You’ve Got Strategically”.
Cybersecurity is a constant challenge for all organizations. People and organizations are faced with a virtual blizzard of new technology every day and, in trying to improve our organizations, we have to evaluate and adopt new technologies all the time. In this webinar Joshua Peskay, Vice President of Technology Strategy at RoundTable Technology, will walk you through the basics of cybersecurity: What do nonprofits need to know in 2018?
Cybersecurity is a constant challenge for all organizations. People and organizations are faced with a virtual blizzard of new technology every day and, in trying to improve our organizations, we have to evaluate and adopt new technologies all the time. In this webinar Joshua Peskay, Vice President of Technology Strategy at RoundTable Technology, will walk you through the basics of cybersecurity: What do nonprofits need to know in 2018?
Joshua Peskay, VP of Technology Strategy, will be part of a panel discussion for CFOs, hosted by JMT Consulting. Seats are limited.
When it comes to complex technology projects, the challenges of scope, budget, vendor relations, ROI, timelines, change management, and resources can be overwhelming obstacles to success. Nonprofits often have limited capacity to effectively plan, implement, and evaluate projects.
Learn how you can overcome those obstacles and successfully take on complete complex projects. This course will help you ask the hard question that is critical to any project’s success: What problem are you solving?
If you ask nonprofit leaders what they see as the biggest obstacle to improving technology in their organizations, the most common answer is “money”. Other resource constraints such as expertise and staffing are often mentioned as well. Given all these constraints and the incredible pace of technology change, how can nonprofits keep up?
Sometimes things go wrong – A data breach, malware infection, data loss, power outage, or personal emergency can cripple your organization if you’re unprepared. The best thing you can do for your organization is put together a plan before things go awry.
On Wednesday, June 13th, Joshua Peskay, RoundTable’s Vice President of Technology Strategy, will be presenting a session on change management at the Nonprofit OpCon event hosted by New York Nonprofit Media.
