How to Apply for Up to $50,000 for Cybersecurity Projects

What it's all about

Governor Hochul announced on November 7th, 2022 that $96 million will be available to improve safety at nonprofit, community-based organizations that are at risk of hate crimes and attacks.

The deadline for questions to be submitted is December 7th, 2022 and the deadline for grant submissions is February 28, 2023.

In this 30 minute informational webinar we will briefly be going over what information is currently available regarding this grant money, who qualifies to apply and how to submit your questions before the deadline.

joshua-headshot-new-hs

Joshua Peskay

Joshua Peskay is the vCIO and Cybersecurity expert at RoundTable Technology and an accomplished technology leader with more than two decades of experience leading technology change for over a thousand New York City nonprofit organizations. Joshua has a proven track-record for planning, implementing and supporting a wide range of successful technology solutions for nonprofits. Joshua is committed to helping organizations sort through the rapid pace of technological change to select the best products and services available and use them effectively.

In recent years, Joshua has been focusing on cybersecurity in the nonprofit sector, working with at-risk organizations to address digital security challenges and providing cybersecurity training and awareness programs to thousands of nonprofit personnel.

How to Apply for Up to $50,000 for Cybersecurity Projects: Part 1

What it's all about

Presenters

Joshua Peskay