If you’ve heard the term “Essential Eight” thrown around and thought it sounded like something only big corporations and government agencies need to worry about — you’re not alone. Most not-for-profit leaders we speak to have either never heard of it, or assume it doesn’t apply to them. It does. And understanding it could be […]

When a not-for-profit is deciding where to spend its limited budget, IT rarely wins. There’s always something more urgent — a program to fund, a grant to match, a service to deliver. Technology gets whatever’s left over. On the surface, that seems responsible. You’re a charity, not a tech company. Why spend more than the

If you run a not-for-profit, cybersecurity probably isn’t at the top of your priority list. You’re focused on delivering services, managing volunteers, writing grant applications, and stretching every dollar as far as it’ll go. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: cybercriminals are increasingly targeting charities and NFPs — precisely because they know you’re under-resourced and under-protected.