Phishing is not a new attack vector, but it is dangerous one that causes 90% or more of all successful cyberattacks. What’s more, phishing emails have become far more advanced, using convincing design and high-tech tactics to fool even the most skeptical.
Think a breach couldn’t happen to your organization? Think again!
Just prior to activating their Defendify platform, a 150-person company experienced a type of attack known as Business Email Compromise. A criminal hacker infiltrated their finance manager’s email account and sent well-crafted fake invoices to their customers.
Are you the Accidental Data Nerd at your organization? Do you feel like you’ve been thrown into a cauldron of silo’d systems, mismatched spreadsheets and dirty data? This workshop will introduce attendees to the Data Maturity Model (DMM), which was developed through years of direct work with nonprofits. The DMM serves as the basis of providing Accidental Data Nerds with a roadmap for building organizational data capacity. This workshop will show the pathway to transform the Accidental Data Nerd into the role of Organizational Data Leader. The good news is that through hands-on exercises, attendees will see that they already have many of the essential skills needed for moving forward.
Most nonprofits and small businesses WANT to improve their cybersecurity, but they find it overwhelming, complex and expensive. RoundTable’s new service offering, Defendify by RoundTable, changes the game by making cybersecurity simple, manageable, and affordable.
Sometimes things go wrong. If you’re not prepared, a data breach, malware infection, data loss, power outage, or personal emergency can cripple your organization. The best thing you can do for your organization is put together a plan before things go sideways. In this free webinar, we will focus on how to prepare for the inevitable disruptions in life and work and what to do when the unexpected happens.
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.
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.
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?
Can you detect a phishing scam or a clever attempt at social engineering? How strong are your passwords? Do you know how to keep people from spying on your phone? If any of these questions make you nervous, join us for this training session, designed and led by Joshua Peskay of RoundTable Technology. We’ll help you spot threats to you and your nonprofit and teach you how to reduce the risk and protect your data.
