Remote Staff, Office Staff - Tech Tips for Nonprofits
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Johan Hammerstrom and experts Johanny Torrico and Steve Longenecker discuss tech tips to support nonprofits going back to the office or continuing to work remotely. We address two main aspects of remote staff, office staff reintegration. Is your nonprofit working all remote, all back to a physical office, or a hybrid blend? We touch on technology tips and best practices for several “back to the office” scenarios – we know the nonprofit community is never one-size-fits-all. Community IT knows our sector already has considerable experience in many remote working/hybrid scenarios. This conversation covers existing and new best practices. Does your nonprofit have in place the policies and security you need to support your new reality? Update your written technology policies to incorporate new practices Budget and plan to support new processes and platforms Review your cybersecurity stance and (re)train your users on security best practices. Hackers have a lot of time on their hands at the moment, and are adjusting rapidly to new vulnerabilities. We don’t want a preventable security issue to be your next headache.
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Remote Staff, Office Staff - Tech Tips for Nonprofits
- 1. Remote Staff, Office Staff Tech Tips For Nonprofits Webinar Series June 2020
- 4. Presenter Steve Longenecker Dir IT Consulting
- 5. About Community IT Advancing mission through the effective use of technology. 100% Employee Owned
- 6. Agenda Remote Work Best Practices Cybersecurity Landscape Good Cybersecurity Practices Reintegrating work
- 7. Remote Work Challenges Management / reporting harder Remote work opens up security holes Difficult to access specialized applications Proactive planning pays off
- 8. Remote Work Best Practices Leverage the cloud De-centralized equipment Centralized management Video and chat to stay in touch
- 9. Ecosystems
- 10. Video & Chat Orgs already have secure tools available to them Microsoft Teams Google Meet Orgs with significant Privacy and Security concerns Wire Signal Jitsi Using Zoom? Update your client Follow good meeting security practices
- 11. Includes Video Conferencing • Google Meet • https://support.google.com/a/users/answer /9282720?hl=en • Microsoft Teams • https://communityit.com/microsoft-teams- for-nonprofits/
- 12. Zoom Video Conferencing • Easy to use • Great for peer to peer collaboration • Follow best practices for keeping meeting secure • https://communityit.com/nonprofit- cybersecurity-tips-zoom/ • Mixed record on privacy and security
- 13. CYBERSECURITY LANDSCAPE Persistent and ongoing brute force attacks on identities Sophisticated spear phishing Organizations targeted because of the work they do Attacks targeting vendors
- 14. CYBERSECURITY LANDSCAPE New security tools available to combat new threat types. Organizations more proactive about asking where to start improving their cybersecurity. 60% of Nonprofits don’t know how their org handles cybersecurity risk. Breach response for a small to medium business is $149,000
- 15. Security Risks – Remote Work • Opens up more remote access with single factor authentication • Remote Desktop Server • VPN • Work devices being used by family • Personal devices used for work • Increase in targeting phishing • New apps needed to stay connected
- 16. Important Security Practices • Update your computers (reboot weekly) • Make sure your data is backed up • Enable Multi Factor Authentication • Use a password manager • Enroll in Security Awareness Training • Use organization provided systems
- 17. Reintegrating Remote Work - Data • Communicate systems of record • Rein in data sprawl • Move data from personal to organizational systems • Incorporate new systems • Train the trainer • Ensure systems meet org policies
- 18. Reintegrating Remote Work - Devices • Make sure systems up to date with patches • Make sure systems are clean • Update / remove controls associated with shared use • Update / rotate local admin credentials
- 19. Reintegrating Remote Work - Policy • Revisit Business Continuity Plans • What worked • What needs revised • Revisit IT Policy • Incorporate new scenarios • Revise to address changing business landscape • Update IT Planning • Accelerate cloud centric computing • Plan for more mobile workforce • Invest in tools to manage distributed computers
- 20. Upcoming Webinar Nonprofit Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Basics Wednesday July 15 3:00 – 4:00 PM EST
- 21. Questions?
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Access to specialized applications Fundraising/Donor databases Accounting software SL - Getting IT Support can be harder.
- Access to specialized applications Fundraising/Donor databases Accounting software SL - Clients in best shape are the ones that have already converted over to the cloud and have settled on the laptop as the standard company-provided device given to users. By choosing company-provided over BYOD, the centralized management is much easier and ownership of data (less data leakage) is clearer. SL – Meetings used to be a break from screens. In a remote work environment they are not. So one of the unspoken benefits of meetings is taken away. It probably means there should be fewer meetings and the purpose of meetings should be well-defined. SL – Because there are no built-in breaks from screens, flexible schedules are really beneficial if operational requirements can allow for it.
- Define Spear Phishing - the fraudulent practice of sending emails ostensibly from a known or trusted sender in order to induce targeted individuals to reveal confidential information. Can be one technique of Business Email Compromise the fraudulent practice of sending emails ostensibly from a known or trusted sender in order to induce targeted individuals to reveal confidential information. Organizations Targeted – because of lists and donors
- SL – Cybersecurity INSURANCE is getting to be more and more of a requirement?
- Get Mary to talk about her experience with Security Awareness Training MFA https://communityit.com/nonprofits-should-require-multi-factor-authentication-mfa-three-reasons/ Our big picture guide is https://communityit.com/nonprofit-cybersecurity/
- Look at IT Policy Identify systems of records - Example of now using Dropbox, or Slack. How to What are the requirements? Support MFA Have strong data privacy Able to backup Ensure data ownership Ensure auditing / reporting