Is your nonprofit paying full price for tools you could get for free? Did you know Microsoft, Google, and Cisco offer exclusive discounts just for nonprofits? And are you sure your organization is using every credit, grant, ...
Are hidden IT costs quietly draining your nonprofit’s budget? Is your technology helping or hindering your mission? How secure is your donor and client data in 2025’s evolving threat landscape? When a Bay Area nonprofit executive opened ...
What would happen to your nonprofit if stolen donor or program data was suddenly published online? Are your current defenses strong enough to stop cyberattacks that don’t use ransomware at all? How much trust could your nonprofit lose ...
Are you confident that your nonprofit’s donor and client data is truly secure and compliant with the latest privacy laws? Could a single cyberattack undermine your donors’ trust and put your mission at risk? Do you know what steps leading ...
What would you do if your nonprofit’s Facebook fundraiser was hijacked mid-campaign? Could one hacked social media account cost your nonprofit thousands—and donor trust? Is your team prepared to recover quickly and securely after a social media cyberattack? ...
Are you 100% sure your nonprofit’s cyber insurance will pay out when it matters most? Could one overlooked IT detail in your application lead to a denied claim—and months of recovery costs? What would it mean for your mission ...
Are you relying on free antivirus software to protect your nonprofit’s mission-critical data? Could a well-intentioned “cost-saving” decision be exposing your donors and beneficiaries to cyber threats? What if the biggest threat to your organization’s impact was hiding in ...
How prepared is your nonprofit for the rising threat of AI-powered cyber attacks in 2025, and what steps are you taking to protect your organization? With remote work on the rise, what measures is your nonprofit putting in ...
When you think cybercriminals will run out of creative ways to scam people, they always seem to surprise you. Now, they’re faking data breaches in hopes of stealing money from unsuspecting organizations, including non-profits, and selling fake information to dark ...
Hope in Action, (name changed for privacy) a nonprofit dedicated to helping homeless families, had been relying on an outdated IT system as they grew. In an effort to cut costs, they hired a low-budget IT provider, but soon ...
October 30th, 2025
