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You can’t read the news without hearing about another cyberattack crippling an organization's operations or exposing countless records of sensitive data. A common misconception is that the hackers are only targeting large organizations, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. While these large targets help bolster their reputation, hackers make their living preying on small to midsized organizations who have far less sophisticated technology protecting their network and data, as well as immature internal controls due to staffing constraints.

For a non-profit organization, donor or member data and cash is precious, but resources to protect these assets are often limited. One cyber incident could be all it takes to send a not-for-profit into an unrecoverable tailspin. The first step to protecting your organization is understanding your risk and knowing how to be prepared when hackers come knocking.

In this webinar, Citrin Cooperman’s Technology, Risk Advisory & Cybersecurity (TRAC) Partners Michael Camacho and Kevin Ricci and Not-For-Profit Partners John Eusanio and Marc Sonnenberg shared insights on the cyber risks NFP organizations are facing today, how the hackers are getting in and exploiting your controls, and what you can do to proactively protect your organization from a technology and internal controls perspective.