Where do you start with information security when you don’t have an IT department, a security team, or even a budget for it?
Most small charities assume information security is complicated, technical, and written for somebody else – usually somebody much bigger. It isn’t. The ideas are straightforward, and you’re probably already doing more of it than you think. What’s often missing is a sensible order to do things in, and a way to explain it to your trustees.
In this session on Friday 4 December, Mel and Kit from Relatable Security walk through a proportionate approach to building an information security programme.
You’ll come away with:
- A simple way to work out what information your charity holds, and which of it matters most
- A starting point that’s proportionate to your size and resources
- A clear way to report information security to your board, so trustees can see progress and make decisions
- A better sense of where your responsibilities end and your suppliers’ begin
Register your place here: You don’t need a bank vault! Information security for small charities Tickets, Friday, December 4 • 10 AM - 10:30 AM GMT | Eventbrite