BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20211007T160000Z DTEND:20211007T180000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:IE RESOURCE NETWORK CONVENING - CYBER SECURITY FOR NONPROFITS DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPractical Tips & Tools Series: Cyber Security for Nonprofits\n\nAs the cybersecurity landscape changes\, nonprofits do not have specific standards to adhere to but are expected to have the same approach to cyber security management as for-profit companies and organizations. PocketSecurity\, Inc. (a nonprofit for nonprofits) offers solutions to help educate\, create awareness\, and develop a plan in cyber security\, risk management\, and business continuity tailored to each nonprofit so individuals within each organization will feel empowered to make informed and strategic decisions to carry out their mission safely and confidently. At Pocket Security\, Inc. we believe a proactive approach to securing data and systems is essential\, especially as new threats arise looking for vulnerabilities within our organizations.\n\n \nDid you know?\n\n\n Hackers attack every 39 seconds. (University of Maryland)\n 94% of malware is delivered via email. (Verizon)\n Only 26% of nonprofits actively monitor their environment. (NTEN)\n 59% of nonprofits do not provide training to their staff on a regular basis. (NTEN)\n 56% of nonprofits do not require multi-factor authentication (MFA) to log in to an online account. (NTEN)\n More than70% of nonprofits have not even run one vulnerability assessment to evaluate their potential risk exposure. (Cohn Reznick)\n Only 20% of nonprofits have a policy in place to address cyberattacks. (NTEN)\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nSpeakers:\n\n\n\nLeda Muller\, MBA\, MSIS\, CISM\, PCIP\, GSTRT\, ITIL\n\nFounder/CEO\n\nPocket Security \n\nFounder/CEO Leda Muller has extensive experience in the field of information technology and cyber security (over 20 years) as well as 10 years of experience in the nonprofit sector.\n\nIn her career journey\, she worked for a nonprofit in Silicon Valley as the Director of Fundraising and Community Development\, where she also became the Systems/Network Administrator and Help Desk. During her time at the nonprofit\, she saw the rise and fall of dot.coms. Here she saw how technology can be used in a beneficial way but also saw glimpses of how data and information can be shared with others if controls are not in place.\n\nShe has organized and led many initiatives associated with information security\, risk management\, business continuity\, security procedure/policy\, and security steering/governance. Through her engagement with end-users\, business operators\, and executives she has been able to successfully instill the fundamental tenet that security is everyone's job.\n\nLeda's shared passion for people\, technology\, and cyber security prompted her to start Pocket Security. She seeks to leverage her experience in information technology and cyber security to educate\, strengthen\, and advance the security posture of nonprofit organizations everywhere.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nJulie Kline\n\nChief Operating Officer (COO)\n\nPocket Security\n\n\n\nJulie has been in higher education (non-profit) since 1987. Throughout her career\, Julie has worn many hats over the course of her career. Some of her roles have included being a tenured Professor of Kinesiology\; a college championship coach\; a committee member for many professional organizations\, including a two-year stint as the Chair of the NCAA Division III Membership Committee (overseeing over 400 NCAA member institutions) and as an athletic administrator at the highest levels. While at her most recent institution\, Earlham College\, she was an Associate Vice President\, Senior Director of Athletics and served as the Chair of the Exercise Science major. Julie was also honored as one of the University of La Verne?s 125 Most Influential People in 2017.\n\nAs the Chief Operating Officer\, Julie is responsible for all day-to-day operations and will serve as the lead contact for Pocket Security\, Inc. Her experience as a mission-driven leader and her high-level understanding of operations\, strategic planning\, fundraising\, program building & management with sustained success\, along with her collaborative project management will help ensure Pocket Security?s long-term success.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n www.ieNonprofits.com X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
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\nPractical Tips &\; Tools Series: Cyber Security for Nonprofits
\nAs the cybersecurity landscape changes\, nonprofits do not have specific standards to adhere to but are expected to have the same approach to cyber security management as for-profit companies and organizations. PocketSecurity\, Inc. (a nonprofit for nonprofits) offers solutions to help educate\, create awareness\, and develop a plan in cyber security\, risk management\, and business continuity tailored to each nonprofit so individuals within each organization will feel empowered to make informed and strategic decisions to carry out their mission safely and confidently. At Pocket Security\, Inc. we believe a proactive approach to securing data and systems is essential\, especially as new threats arise looking for vulnerabilities within our organizations.
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\nLeda Muller\, MBA\, MSIS\, CISM\, PCIP\, GSTRT\, ITIL
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Founder/CEO Leda Muller \;has extensive experience in the field of information technology and cyber security (over 20 years) as well as 10 years of experience in the nonprofit sector.

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In her career journey\, she worked for a nonprofit in Silicon Valley as the Director of Fundraising and Community Development\, where she also became the Systems/Network Administrator and Help Desk. During her time at the nonprofit\, she saw the rise and fall of dot.coms. Here she saw how technology can be used in a beneficial way but also saw glimpses of how data and information can be shared with others if controls are not in place.

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She has organized and led many initiatives associated with information security\, risk management\, business continuity\, security procedure/policy\, and security steering/governance. Through her engagement with end-users\, business operators\, and executives she has been able to successfully instill the fundamental tenet that security is everyone'\;s job.

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Leda'\;s shared passion for people\, technology\, and cyber security prompted her to start Pocket Security. She seeks to leverage her experience in information technology and cyber security to educate\, strengthen\, and advance the security posture of nonprofit organizations everywhere.
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Julie Kline
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\nJulie has been in higher education (non-profit) since 1987. Throughout her career\, Julie has worn many hats over the course of her career. Some of her roles have included being a tenured Professor of Kinesiology\; a college championship coach\; a committee member for many professional organizations\, including a two-year stint as the Chair of the NCAA Division III Membership Committee (overseeing over 400 NCAA member institutions) and as an athletic administrator at the highest levels. While at her most recent institution\, Earlham College\, she was an Associate Vice President\, Senior Director of Athletics and served as the Chair of the Exercise Science major. Julie was also honored as one of the University of La Verne?s 125 Most Influential People in 2017.

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As the Chief Operating Officer\, Julie is responsible for all day-to-day operations and will serve as the lead contact for Pocket Security\, Inc. Her experience as a mission-driven leader and her high-level understanding of operations\, strategic planning\, fundraising\, program building &\; management with sustained success\, along with her collaborative project management will help ensure Pocket Security?s long-term success.

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