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Cybersecurity and Data Protection Issues Affecting Non-Profits

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Cybersecurity and Data Protection Issues Affecting Non-Profits
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Many nonprofits collect and store sensitive personal information that is protected by law from identity theft. When there is a breach of the security protecting this sensitive personal information, that poses a risk for the individuals whose data was disclosed, and for the nonprofit that will now potentially be subject to liability for the data breach. This presentation features takeaways for non-profits about how to - at a minimum - assess the risks of a data security breach, and protect its data from unauthorized disclosure.

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  • TX, CA, PA
  • TX MCLE credit expires: 4/30/2025

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1. Cybersecurity and Data Protection Issues Affecting Non-Profits (Apr 2024)

Elizabeth Rogers

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Cybersecurity and Data Protection Issues Affecting Non-Profits (Apr 2024)

Many nonprofits collect and store sensitive personal information that is protected by law from identity theft. When there is a breach of the security protecting this sensitive personal information, that poses a risk for the individuals whose data was disclosed, and for the nonprofit that will now potentially be subject to liability for the data breach. This presentation features takeaways for non-profits about how to - at a minimum - assess the risks of a data security breach, and protect its data from unauthorized disclosure.

Originally presented: Feb 2024 Nonprofit Organizations Institute

Elizabeth Rogers, Michael Best & Friedrich LLP - Austin, TX