Nonprofit organizations handle volumes of sensitive data every day—from donor information to client financial records to confidential emails. It stands to reason, then, that cybercriminals are targeting nonprofits at an alarming rate—trade associations, professional associations, and 501c3 organizations alike. In a previous blog, we investigated the top cybersecurity threats to
No matter how advanced, state-of-the-art, or robust your organization’s computers may be, all machines will age and eventually fail. The unfortunate reality is that computers generally have a lifespan of about 5 years—beyond this point, performance, security, and overall reliability become a very real issue (in fact, speed starts
Not long ago, we published another article on how to choose the right Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system for home health care. While we hope that this piece gave you a solid footing as far as making a software selection on your own, what it didn’t do was to
We’ve yet to come across any industry that will balk at the opportunity to save money. For 501c3 nonprofit organizations in particular, though, finding opportunities to cut costs isn’t merely a way to increase profits—it’s a way to stay afloat. When it comes time to consider very large capital
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