Scary Stories: How Tabletops Can Keep the CyberMonsters Away

Webinar Overview:

What’s a tabletop? And why should you be interested?

Cybercrime is something that happens to somebody else -- right up until it happens to your organization. Tabletops are scenario-based discussions that enable organizations to understand the potential impact of different types of cyber threats. Tabletops also enable organizations to develop clear steps to reduce the likelihood and impact of cybercrime.

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Tabletop Exercise Fundamentals

What tabletop exercises are, how to facilitate them, and why they are vital for organizational preparedness.

Proactive Crisis Response

How simulated scenarios expose operational gaps before real incidents happen.

Actionable Cybersecurity Planning

How to turn exercise outcomes into a prioritized, step-by-step incident response plan.

Destiny Bowers

Destiny has two decades of IT experience across a wide range of projects and platforms, she's helped organizations large and small, nonprofit and for-profit, cloud-loving and cloud-phobic to select and implement technology that helps them succeed.

She helps hundreds of nonprofits stay informed about cybersecurity awareness training and best practices, as well as providing high-level strategic services to improve their technological efficiency and security.

As the workforce continues to increase its distribution around the globe and with the rising popularity of remote work, Destiny has proven herself to be a transformational thinker when it comes to cloud services for today's hybrid or fully-remote workforce.

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Kim Snyder

For over 30 years, Kim has helped nonprofits navigate the human side of technology—untangling systems and guiding teams through change management for mission-aligned transformation.

A PMP-certified project manager and CIPP/US-certified privacy professional with an MSW, she blends technical fluency with deep organizational insight. A lead trainer for TechSoup and NTEN, Kim demystifies AI, project and change management, privacy, and governance in plain English.

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Joshua Peskay

Meet the Moment is a nonprofit-exclusive technology consultancy created by Joshua Peskay and Kim Snyder, two veteran nonprofit tech strategists. With a focus on clarity and care, they help nonprofit leaders navigate critical areas like AI, cybersecurity, digital strategy, and organizational change—without the jargon. Through strategic advising, coaching, cohort-based learning, and fractional leadership via a virtual CIO model, Meet the Moment equips nonprofits with the tools and guidance they need to align technology decisions with mission and capacity.