If you’re not concerned about data security as a nonprofit, you should be. Hackers tend not to deliberately target nonprofits the way they do manufacturers and financial institutions, for example. But a lot of hacking is actually automated and based on exploiting targets of opportunity, and a lot of nonprofit IT security is underfunded and unprepared.
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While we’re continually learning, we also have to protect our brands. The evolution of technology means that spammers and others who don’t have the best interest of your brand in mind can hijack or hack what you’re doing.
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As the pace of technology adoption quickens, so does the likelihood of cybersecurity breaches and data leaks that could have damaging impact on an organization’s ability to operate. While these threats are of concern to every sector, nonprofits, in particular, have unique facets that must be taken into account.
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If somebody builds it, somebody else will find a way to break it. That seems to be the pattern, anyway. It’s something we expect and have even learned to apologize away when it comes to organizations with a profit motive. But what about nonprofit organizations? Just how vulnerable to fraud could they be?
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