Cybercriminals are becoming evermore sophisticated in their attempts to infect your device or con you out of sensitive information about your organization. Login credentials to your online accounts that host financial information or data about the constituents your nonprofit serves are all valuable commodities to obtain and exploit, particularly by getting one of your staff to reveal a key piece of information when they respond to a malicious email.
Identity theft
Adapted with permission from Your All-In-One Guide to Improving Your Security Posture, MDcentric Technologies.
Your All-In-One Guide to Improving Your Security Posture provided by MDcentric Technologies helps your organization asses your cybersecurity risk from an outsiders perspective; evaluate your current security architecture; and educate your staff on cyberthreats such as hacking, identity theft, and malware.
Managing the Risk of Insider Theft - One of the most difficult risks to assess and address in a nonprofit is the possibility of theft of financial and other assets by insiders—the people the nonprofit depends on to achieve its mission. One starting point for preventing workplace theft is understanding why and how people steal from their employers. (Nonprofit Risk Management Center)