Training Programs to Increase Cybersecurity Awareness and Compliance in Non-profits
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Date
2014-12
Authors
Ray, John Randy
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Publisher
University of Oregon
Abstract
Most non-profits accumulate and store sensitive and vital business information digitally and are becoming increasingly reliant on technology; they are therefore more at risk for cyber-attacks (Goldernberg, 2013). Despite technical cybersecurity efforts, the employee remains the most vulnerable target for cyber-criminals (Hu, Dinev, Hart, & Cooke, 2012). Educating employees through cybersecurity awareness programs ultimately contributes to an organization’s cybersecurity efforts (Kolb & Abdullah, 2009). This annotated bibliography presents literature about common cybersecurity vulnerabilities, stakeholders, and training.
Description
55 pages
Keywords
Nonprofit organizations, NGO, 501 (c)(3), Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity awareness programs, Data breaches, Cybercrime, Training programs, Employee behavior, Information management, Risk management