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Due to lack of resources or information, many nonprofits are forced to put cybersecurity low on their priority list. It is vital that security risks be addressed and that’s where Sightline Security comes in. We will stand with you and connect you with the tools and experts you need to move your nonprofit organization toward becoming more cyber secure. Our Member Forum then offers a place where you can continue to engage and share best-practices.
“The most vulnerable and neglected among us have little to cling to but hope. They place their trust in organizations that offer them a chance to regain some normalcy in their lives. Those organizations need to be empowered to protect that trust. The Sightline community provides informed guidance to construct a secure IT foundation for those organizations seeking to restore independence and dignity to those in need.”
Sightline Security’s Member Forum, designed for nonprofit leaders, is a discussion and information-sharing platform for nonprofit and mission-based communities.
You may have seen some of the alarming headlines coming from the situation in the Ukraine, specifically warnings considering potential for cyber attacks.
Sightline Security is proud to be a part of NonprofitCyber, a first-of-its-kind coalition of global nonprofit organizations to enhance joint action to improve cybersecurity!
Over 500k people’s personal information was exposed to hackers when the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) experienced a data incident involving one of their key vendors.
What do we owe each other? If you're a fan of the TV show The Good Place (or of moral philosophy), this question may strike a familiar chord. In this #RSAC podcast, guest Kelley Misata, Ph.D. uses this framing to examine the security poverty line and our systemic dependencies and explore what we owe each other in order to ensure a more secure world.
As security threats like ransomware and fraud endanger all industries, it's more important than ever for us to step up and help the helpers. You don't have to be the beneficiary of a nonprofit, or work for one. If you have a cause you believe in, you can take steps today — not just to give money, but to give security to make a difference.
Typically, nonprofits have not been viewed as a lucrative market by for-profit security solutions. Why would nonprofits be a target for cyber-attack?
Earlier today, Cisco Secure affirmed the inherent value that Sightline offers not only to nonprofits but the overall cybersecurity industry -- announcing its investment in our mission. This announcement was made as part of an extensive Q&A with Sightline CEO Kelley Misata and Head of Cisco Advisory CISOs, Wendy Nather, which can be found here - Cisco Secure Blog
Welcome to the first Sightline Security blog post! With so much happening across the cyber and information security space, we are looking forward to keeping you in the loop about security in the nonprofit sector. Each week we will post news and information from work with our nonprofit members, insights into how we are translating the complexities of cyber and information security into the nonprofit language of the work, and discoveries we are making here at Sightline.