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Nonprofit IT Security: 5 Inexpensive Ways to Secure Your Organization

NonProfit PRO

If you're not concerned about data security as a nonprofit, you should be. Hackers tend not to deliberately target nonprofits the way they do manufacturers and financial institutions, for example.

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How To Buy Used and Refurbished IT Equipment

Tech Soup

It takes huge amounts of energy and materials to manufacture a PC. It's much better for libraries and nonprofits to get used IT equipment from a reputable refurbisher or manufacturer than raw donated or used IT equipment. Refurbishers test the equipment, repair whatever needs to be fixed, load legal software, and warranty it.

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Healthcare Systems Dangerously Mixing Data Access

The NonProfit Times

It must be a core business and strategic consideration for HDOs and manufacturers alike,” wrote the authors of the State of CPS Security Report: Healthcare 2023. Complicating matters are the hundreds of security patch updates issued each year for medical devices, some of which are running on unsupported, obsolete, or legacy software.

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Bockman To Lead KeraLink International

The NonProfit Times

Before joining KLI, she was president of Stanley X, the innovation division of Stanley Black & Decker, and as the CEO of 3D Control Systems, a premium advanced manufacturing software solutions provider. The post Bockman To Lead KeraLink International appeared first on The NonProfit Times.

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Environmental Case for Refurbished IT Equipment

Tech Soup

One of our missions at TechSoup Global is to supply low-cost refurbished IT equipment to nonprofits and libraries. Paul Hawkin, in his book, Natural Capitalism , finds that the volume of material that goes into manufacturing a laptop is 4,000 to 1. More energy and resources are expended in their manufacturing phase.

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Chromebook for Nonprofits: Are Web Apps All You Need?

Tech Soup

IT consultant Bryan Beaty volunteers at a small nonprofit. Like most nonprofits, his organization is always struggling to make ends meet, and lacks the resources to support its technology as well as it would like to. That's an exciting prospect for any nonprofit, but is it really feasible? Nothing is lost or compromised.

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Spotlight State: Delaware

GrantNews

’ Among its many firsts , Delaware had the first log cabin, the first John Deere tractor, the first study abroad program, and the first nylon manufacturing plant. Seaford, first nylon manufacturing plant of the DuPont Company, is the world’s Nylon Capital. Projects must provide a public benefit.