Evaluate Your Non-Profit’s Security
Checklist: How Secure Is Your Non-Profit’s Hybrid Workforce?
Are you wondering if your non-profit has security vulnerabilities? Are you unsure if your approach to hybrid work is exposing your organization to cyber threats? Walk through this checklist to find out if you’ve got a strong security foundation or if your non-profit could use some help from technology.
Non-profits have the steep challenge of combatting modern cyber threats with fewer resources and slimmer budgets than for-profit organizations. And the era of remote and hybrid-remote work has made achieving security even more complex. Luckily, affordable technology solutions can help. We’ve created a checklist for non-profits to evaluate the security of their hybrid workforces.
Download this checklist to see if your non-profit’s workforce is at risk. In it, you’ll learn:
- If you have the right established methods for protecting against cyber attacks
- If you’re securely onboarding and offboarding employees/volunteers
- Why a single technology solution could be your ticket to better security
The types of best practices and tools available to help you shore up security and compliance for your non-profit.
If you need to assess your security risk today, don’t wait.
Download our Hybrid Work Security Checklist
Find out if you’ve got a strong security foundation
Learn how Gryphon Consulting Helped These Non-Profits
Education Student Tours
Gryphon Consulting helps nonprofit Educational Student Tours, dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty and helping foster and low-income youth access and complete post-secondary education, move their case management from Excel spreadsheets to a customized Micorsoft Dynamics CRM systems t help centralize its date and demonstrate its power for work to potential donors.
Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs
Gryphon Consulting implemented Microsoft Dynamics 365, enabling the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE) to reach more potential
members and donors — supporting their growth and mission to multiply Black prosperity through business. The organization is more organized in its management of donors and members and is set to raise more contributions.
Vivian’s Door
Gryphon implemented Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365, which enabled the nonprofit to dramatically improve internal and external communication, collaboration, file sharing, and file storage. After performing the implementation, which required setting up a supportive structure within Vivian’s Door, Gryphon ported the nonprofit’s data to the new structure and trained the employees on how to use the solutions.