Community Data Sources Webinar
IPA’s Community Data Sources program features Cynthia Cunningham of Community Solutions showing our members where to find and how to use free online data tools.
IPA’s Community Data Sources program features Cynthia Cunningham of Community Solutions showing our members where to find and how to use free online data tools.
This webinar examines IT must-haves and must-dos, including the minimum requirements and additional security procedures community foundations should have in place.
We all have questions on security at our nonprofit organizations. CTO Matt Eshleman walks you through writing or updating an official policy – the questions to ask and the main issues your security policy needs to address.
This workbook to help you think through specific policies to manage your nonprofit’s risk. It contains prompts to help you create and document policies for the acceptable use of technology and networks, personal devices for work, how to provide IT guidance to “accidental techies,” how to respond to an IT incident, and how to recover your technology after a major disaster.
Learn about major trends affecting new donor engagement and how community foundations are responding.
This webinar will allow you to gain insight into the process of working with an insurance broker and how to prepare for meetings with them; familiarity with the cyber insurance purchasing process; and an understanding of the role of insurance in managing cyber risk.
In this webinar you will learn about trends cyber hackers have impletmented to profit from their activities while breaching virtually every segment of business, including nonprofits.
Hear from community foundations who have recently transitioned to different software packages and how they feel about their decisions.
Sharon Kandris, Director of Community Informatics at The Polis Center, discusses how Indiana foundations and their grantees can use community informatics (information and communication technologies).
Technology Affinity Group and the Grants Mangers Network's 2014 Grantmakers Information Technology Survey Report concludes that funders are floundering with technology tools.