Due to the pandemic and shift to remote working environments, there has been a significant growth in cybersecurity risks and potential threats. Technology and best practices have been developed in order to reduce the risk of successful breaches as well as their impact on your organization. After a series of security incidents at non-profit organizations, we feel that it is essential to raise awareness and provide professional recommendations.
The key to protecting your organization is to stay informed and educated on the various aspects of cyber risk management and actionable steps that you can take. Cybersecurity breaches can disrupt client services and become a financial burden. Do you have a risk management strategy?
Just-Tech is partnering with Management Information Exchange (MIE)* to present 3 one-hour virtual training seminars on Cyber Risk Management. We will be covering a series of topics that include: legal aid cybersecurity, liability insurance, security-related management practices, on-site and cloud technologies, ethical implications and risk responsibilities.
These sessions are designed for Executive Leadership including your Executive and Deputy Directors, Board Chair, and accidental tech managers.
Below are the available seminars and registration details:
Part I: Legal Aid Cybersecurity 101 and Cyber Liability Insurance
Wednesday, June 23, 2021, 2:00 PM Eastern Time
This session will cover current cybersecurity risks, and the technologies and strategies that help manage those risks, as well as insurance options and benefits that providers should consider. The session will also cover the basics of cyber liability insurance, why organizations purchase it, typical costs of a cyber incident, what organizations can do to help ensure their policies get renewed and their premiums don’t skyrocket.
Panelists:
Moderated by John Greiner, President, Just-Tech
Part II: Cybersecurity in Context for 2021 and Beyond
Thursday, June 24, 2021, 2:00 PM Eastern Time
This session will share insights on security-related management responsibilities from programmatic, operational, technology, and funder perspectives. Standards and expectations you should understand will be provided. This session will address how providers manage their technology systems and the associated cybersecurity risks, how they plan and budget for technology, the challenges of building a security culture within their organizations, how cyber risks have changed their practices and priorities, and how to ensure provider tech staff and contractors have the cybersecurity skills and capacities needed to manage day-to-day operations.
Panelists:
Moderated by John Greiner, President, Just-Tech