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. Heck, just keeping up with the pace of technological change is a herculean task all by itself. 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. We must also think about how these changing technologies impact the security of our organization, our information, our clients, constituents and staff.

Joshua Peskay, Vice President of Technology Strategy, was on Nonprofit Radio on Friday, July 13th.

Listen to the archive.

The show is called “IT/C-Suite Crosstalk”.

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?

We take security seriously at RoundTable and we want to share information with you to help you keep your accounts secure through a quick training on passwords and two-factor authentication.

We’ll take you through a simple thought exercise that can reveal where you might be vulnerable

First, let’s understand the the differences between backups, disaster recovery and business continuity.
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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.

General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, is a data privacy protection law for individuals within the European Union. It provides for potentially devastating fines (4% of revenue or 2 million Euro, whichever is greater). While the regulation went into effect on May 25, 2018, some of you may still be wondering what, if anything, does my organization need to do to comply with GDPR?
Does GDPR affect my organization?

If you have operations in the EU - Yes, GDPR applies to you.

Most nonprofit leaders have embraced the idea that effective technology is critical to their organization’s success. Everyone wants to have great IT support, but many struggle to get it and it can be hard to know the reasons why. Do we have the right people? Should we work with an outside vendor? Are we working with the right vendor?

Sometimes it can even feel like the classic relationship question, “Is it them, or is it me?”

In my role at RoundTable I’ve worked with, literally, thousands of nonprofits.

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The Question
One the questions we get often at RoundTable is from organizations asking whether they should get or increase their cybersecurity insurance.

This post is meant to provide as clear of a response as we can provide to that question.