You've got questions. We want to help you get them answered. Once a month we facilitate "Ask Me Anything" sessions within our Bite-Sized Learning series. We hear about nonprofit trends and topics and bring experts in these trends and topics to field your questions about them. Nonprofits of all sizes are welcome. This month you will be able to "Ask Me Anything" about Nonprofit Cybersecurity & Technology. Bring your questions!
Ransomware, Malware, and Phishing – oh my! Technology is complicated; your organization’s IT security, even more so. Data security is a major concern for most nonprofits – information about clients, donors, and peers is necessary to accomplish your mission, and a juicy target for malicious actors. If breached, could your organization weather the compromised data? How can you protect your organization while maintaining your productivity? Join us as we answer your IT and cybersecurity questions so you can make important technology decisions with confidence.
The Bite-Sized Learning events are designed by MCN’s Greater Minnesota team to keep us connected across the state. All are welcome here.
Event Details
The event will be hosted on Zoom. You will need a computer and a phone as a back-up audio method.
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This session will be recorded.
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Facilitator Information
James Motz, a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), has been working in small and medium business IT consulting for over fifteen years, with a special emphasis on communicating cybersecurity. In his 15+ years in the industry, James has filled numerous cybersecurity roles from frontline support to back-office systems administration, managing security responsibilities for thousands of endpoints across hundreds of networks. James currently acts as Information Security Assessor for Mytech Partners, guiding clients through the complex world of numerous regulated industries, including non-profit. Always mindful of the tension between helping people work while keeping them safe, James spends most of his professional life identifying risks and mapping paths to stronger information security programs.
Nathan Austin brings over 20 years of IT business management experience to his current position as VP of Business Development. After co-founding Mytech Partners in 2000, he has focused on helping clients achieve 4x more value and productivity from their IT investments through implementing a proven IT strategy that is aligned with client goals. Mytech serves the small and medium business community as a Managed Services, Security and Consulting Provider and strives to “Make IT Easy” for the respective clients they serve.