Cyber Security for Non-Profits: Threats, Tools, and Digital Best Practices

In today’s digital world, strong cybersecurity practices are essential for keeping your organization’s data safe. Join our Cyber Security & Digital Literacy Webinar to learn simple, practical ways to protect your systems, recognize common threats, and use affordable tools to enhance security.

Led by a cybersecurity expert, this session will cover password management, spotting phishing scams, securing devices, and developing digital safety policies. Whether you’re a non-profit leader, administrator, or staff member, you’ll gain valuable insights to keep your organization secure and confident online.

Who should attend?

• Staff responsible for IT, operations, or administration
• Executive directors and managers seeking to improve organizational security
• Housing providers and community organizations handling sensitive data
• Anyone interested in strengthening their digital security knowledge
• Teams looking for cost-effective cybersecurity solutions tailored for non-profits

What will you learn?

• The fundamentals of cybersecurity and why it’s essential for non-profits
• How to recognize and prevent cyber threats like phishing, ransomware, and malware
• Best practices for password management, multi-factor authentication, and securing shared accounts
• How to protect devices, networks, and cloud storage from cyber attacks
• Steps to develop a cybersecurity policy and train employees on digital safety
• Affordable and effective cybersecurity tools tailored for non-profits
• Emerging cyber threats and how to stay ahead of evolving digital risks

Facilitated by

Brandon Laur, M.G.C., M.A.

the white hatter

Brandon is the CEO and instructor at The White Hatter, where he specializes in digital literacy workshops aimed at students, parents, educators, and business professionals. With a Master’s degree in professional communication, his expertise focuses on internet safety, privacy, and Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT). His research interests include hackers, scammers, and teenage sexting behaviors, allowing him to tailor workshops that address contemporary digital challenges and promote safer online environments.

Recognized for his contributions, Brandon has received the BC Medal of Good Citizenship and multiple awards, including Emerging Businessperson of the Year and the Social Innovations Youth Award. As the lead coordinator for The White Hatter’s professional broadcasting studio, he has expanded the organization’s reach through virtual platforms, delivering high-quality programs worldwide. Beyond teaching, Brandon also utilizes OSINT in social media marketing, reputation management, and online investigations, helping businesses and individuals protect their online presence.