Cyber Security for Non Profits

Cyber Security for Non Profits

Technology is fast becoming a "service", vs. hardware and onsite tech support. It's crucial for non-profits to develop an IT strategy and budget for the future that recognizes this change.

Here, we list 4 examples of these new technologies as practical examples for any non-profit to consider in their efforts to secure their information and protect the privacy of its constituencies.

1) Protect the Devices

Smartphones, pads, tablets, laptops and computers all need protection. Antivirus, data loss protection, intruder protection, and application controls are just examples of the defenses needed for any device that connects to a network. Fortunately, protecting devices has been made easy and requires no user input as a result of "real-time" monitoring services that do all the work and proactively defend your organization from the threat landscape as it evolves. 

2) Encrypt Internet Communications

Browsing, banking, and all online activity should be encrypted by VPN technology. Virtual Private Networks were once expensive, hardware-intensive systems that only the largest of enterprises could once afford. Now, commercial-quality systems are available to anyone for extremely inexpensive rates. 

3) Secure Your Email

It's never been easier for non-profits to secure email. For one users or hundreds, it's easy and affordable. No hardware or up-front costs required.

4) Router Network & WiFi Security

A surprisingly low annual service fee can protect every device and every connection using remote operations and services that act as your IT security center in the Cloud. Your connected devices, faxes, VoIP, and credit card transactions all are protected and secured using the latest threat management intelligence and defenses.

How to Get Started

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