Download the 2024 State of Humanitarian and Development Cybersecurity Report and watch our August 1st webinar.
As nonprofits find themselves increasingly at risk of cyber-attacks, NetHope is leading an initiative to track the maturity of our Member nonprofits and the aid, development, and conservation sectors on cybersecurity. Join us August 1st when we share findings from the 2024 State of Humanitarian and Development Cybersecurity Report. The report reveals that we are seeing improvement, but we are still seeing gaps. And the threat is still ever-present.
In this webinar our expert panel reveals strategies and approaches for bridging the gaps that leave nonprofits and civil society at risk of attack. We presented key findings from the report, what they mean for the sector, and our recommendations for the path forward to catalyze collective action for organizations and investment from donors.
About the report:
Now in it’s third year, the data from this survey exercise is intended to inform NetHope Members and the wider nonprofit sector’s decision-making around cybersecurity best practices, advocacy, and NetHope’s program work – most notably our Digital Protection Program, a flagship initiative aiming to fill key capacity gaps and execute broader system change to make Nonprofits safer and more digitally resilient.
Based on data collected from this exercise, NetHope can empower the Global Humanitarian ISAC to serve as a catalyst for collective action in critical cybersecurity needs for Member nonprofits and the wider sector. As organizations operating in complex humanitarian and development contexts, nonprofits face unique cybersecurity challenges but often lack the capacity to address them effectively on their own.
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