How Nonprofits Can Continue to Evade Ransomware Attacks
Just as small businesses can't be complacent, nonprofits also need to prepare for cyberattacks.
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Just as small businesses can't be complacent, nonprofits also need to prepare for cyberattacks.
Most charities have spent little on cybersecurity because of cost — and because they didn’t think they’d be targets. The good news is there’s help to address the threat. Plus, see the rest of our <a href="https://www.philanthropy.com/issue/2022/01-11">January issue<a>, published today.
Advice from technology experts on the steps nonprofits and foundations can take to fend off cybercriminals.
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