Engaging Risk Learning Series: Cyber Risk: February 9 and 23, 2022

February 9, 2022 9 AM to February 23, 2022 12 PM

Engaging Risk Learning Series: Cyber Risk: February 9 and 23, 2022
February 9, 2022 9 AM to February 23, 2022 12 PM
2022-02-23T12:00:00.000-05:00

Two group-learning sessions
Wednesday, February 9, 2022: 9am – 12pm  and
Wednesday, February 23, 2022: 9am – 12pm  
REGISTRATION

 

This two-session virtual training is part of IntegralOrg’s ongoing Engaging Risk Learning Series, where we bring you subject-matter experts to delve into specific categories of risk that are top-of-mind for nonprofits and charities.

Cyber attacks are increasingly prevalent, and your organization may be susceptible in ways you might not suspect.

There are serious risks associated with communicating and storing information online, heightened by a lack of informed behavior in the digital space. Are you taking the necessary steps to protect your technological assets and the personal information of clients and donors? Do you know what to do first in the event of a breach? Or are you crossing your fingers and hoping that it just won’t happen to you?

Designed for operational-level staff, leadership, and IT administrators, this two-session virtual training will build your organization’s cyber literacy, equip you for conversations among end-users, technology managers, and decision-makers, and provide an opportunity to learn from organizations dealing with similar challenges. 

Presented in conjunction with cyber risk experts, this training is divided into two half-day sessions, held one week apart to allow for reflection and integration as you learn.

 

Session 1 Overview

  • Fundamentals of risk management
  • Framework for approaching cyber risk
  • Trends and themes in cyber risk
  • Safeguard your information & data: How to identify, protect, and detect cybersecurity risks
  • Roles and responsibilities: Expectations of staff and IT support providers
  • Useful tools and resources to enhance your cybersecurity program

Guest Facilitator: Greg McKiernan, CEO of DeltaForm Technology (www.deltaformtech.com)

With Leslie Tamagi, Consultant and Risk Management Trainer for IntegralOrg

Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2022: 9am – 12pm  

 

Session 2 Overview 

  • Response planning to threats and attacks
  • Recovery strategies
  • Group exercise: Responding to a hypothetical cyber-attack
  • Benefits and limitations of cyber risk insurance
  • Governance and cyber risk: Role of senior leaders and the board
  • Templates for security incident response and suggestions for policy development

Guest Facilitator: Charles Buchanan, CEO of TechnologyHelps (technologyhelps.org)

With Leslie Tamagi, Consultant and Risk Management Trainer for IntegralOrg

Date: Wednesday, February 23, 2022: 9am – 12pm   

 

What to expect

This is a highly participatory training, incorporating your real-life situations and pulling from the experience of the group. Participants should come ready to engage with interactive group work and live discussion with the facilitator.     

 

Registration Details   

The group will be limited to 16 participants. A zoom link will be sent to all registrants in advance of the training.  

Cost: $200, 6 hours instruction + resources & templates.

A certificate of completion will be issued to all participants who attend both group-learning sessions in full.  

 

Discount Opportunities   

If anyone from your organization has completed IntegralOrg’s introductory Embracing Risk training, you are eligible for the alumni discount on all Engaging Risk Learning Series workshops.

Registration from training alumni: Receive $15 off each Learning Series ticket. Use discount code ALUMNI15.  

Organizations are encouraged to register with two participants, one from each of their board and staff teams.

Two registrations/same organization: Receive $10 off each ticket. Use discount code SECONDSAVE10.  


Trainer Leslie Tamagi has more than 25 years experience as CEO of diverse organizations and understands firsthand the complex challenges facing management, staff, and boards in the nonprofit sector. In 2007, she received a Muttart Foundation Fellowship to study risk management in the sector. For more than a decade she has worked with nonprofit organizations, providing training and supporting them through their risk management journeys. She is passionate about supporting leaders to be successful and is currently consulting in the nonprofit sector in many aspects of leadership, including risk management.