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CYBERSECURITY FOR NONPROFITS Protecting Your Mission, Your People, and Your Trust
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- ISBN8235715394
- EAN9798235715394
- Date de parution17/07/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Your nonprofit isn't too small to be a target - it's exactly the kind of target attackers are counting on. If a single phishing email could freeze your donor database, halt your annual audit, or drain your giving platform overnight, would your team know what to do in the first ten minutes?That's the reality for a growing number of nonprofits, ministries, and houses of worship. This isn't a scare tactic - it's a documented pattern, and this guide was written by someone who has sat in the room while it happened.
Lee Parham personally advised a group of nonprofits through three serious cybersecurity incidents in just sixteen months - incidents that halted annual financial audits, caused significant data loss, and required direct coordination with law enforcement, FBI cybercrime units, legal counsel, cyber insurance carriers, and state and federal agencies. This book is the guide he wishes those organizations had read before the phone rang.
Lee Parham personally advised a group of nonprofits through three serious cybersecurity incidents in just sixteen months - incidents that halted annual financial audits, caused significant data loss, and required direct coordination with law enforcement, FBI cybercrime units, legal counsel, cyber insurance carriers, and state and federal agencies. This book is the guide he wishes those organizations had read before the phone rang.











