Charities may not operate like large corporations, but their dependence on technology can be just as significant. They manage personal information, financial records, donor details and other sensitive data while relying on digital systems to deliver essential services. A cyber incident can therefore affect more than an organisation’s IT environment. It can interrupt services, expose sensitive information and affect the people and communities that depend on the organisation. This infographic looks at why cybersecurity needs to be treated as part of a charity’s wider resilience, governance and responsibility.
