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Cyber security month: time to raise awareness
October is Cyber Security Awareness Month and an opportunity for individuals and organisations to improve their cyber security knowledge, understand the online threats they face and the steps that can be taken to reduce risks.
Two free services that will help improve cyber security
Charities are encouraged to take up two free services from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) to help protect their websites and email servers from cyber attacks.
Information Governance and Cyber Security resources and recording
On 15 October, Get Safe Online Global 24, NICVA hosted an Information Governance and Cyber Security webinar as part of the CFNI Accelerator Programme.
Get Online Week (19 - 25 October 2020)
Taking place from 19-25 October, Get Online Week 2020 is a celebration of digital inclusion that inspires people to do more online and helps them learn how.
Still using Windows 7? Here's what you need to know
Windows 7 is no longer supported by Microsoft, which leaves its use open to cyber security risks. Upgrading is important to do.
Stop the sale of the .org registry! savedotorg.org
NICVA is supporting the savedotorg.org campaign.
Here's why.
Building Cyber Resilience Conference
On 11 September 2019 NICVA hosted a conference with the NCSC, PSNI, Cyphra and the NI Cyber Security Centre to help Voluntary Boards and Senior Leaders to focus on building organisational cyber resilience.
Police Urge Public to be Vigilant of Scammers after more than £40,000 lost to scams this week
Police are urging members of the public to be vigilant after more than £40,000 was fraudulently taken from four people across Northern Ireland in the past week.
Workshops: Developing cyber resilience in the voluntary and community sector
As our ability to harness technology and digital services for voluntary and community activity grows so too does the challenge of keeping our organisations safe from cyber fraud and data breaches.
Tips and tools to check links in emails without clicking
Despite knowing all the perils of spam, phishing and malware-laden emails you will still get one that looks fairly good but you are rightfully suspicious and cautious of the content. What can you do to check for yourself?
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Team
| Connor McCloskey | Data Management Officer |
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| Shauna O'Neill | Information Officer |
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| Stephen Gray | Head of Information Management |
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