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Cybersecurity News Nonprofits Can Use
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How do you build a movement without exposing everyone in it? Wired has some answers.
This is the question Wired's Andy Greenberg and Lily Hay Newman put to technologists, activists, aid groups, and cybersecurity experts. Grassroots organizing is surging, but so is the surveillance apparatus watching it, backed by federal agencies with vast monitoring powers and deep cooperation from the Silicon Valley companies that hold Americans' data. The piece covers threat modeling, encrypted tools, and the tradeoffs between keeping things secret versus keeping them acce
Patrick Keane
23 hours ago1 min read


When does "waiting out the storm" stop being a strategy? Nonprofit Quarterly has some hard truths.
The nonprofit sector hasn't had a normal year in a long time, and consultant Jonathan Kaufman argues that treating each crisis as a temporary disruption is exactly the wrong response. The piece makes a sharp distinction between outcomes-focused cultures and learning-focused ones, and makes the case that fixating on outcomes almost guarantees you won't achieve them, because it leads to small, safe bets and discourages the bold moves that fuel real adaptation. Worth a read for
Patrick Keane
Apr 141 min read


Hackers Attack Employees Over Microsoft Teams to Trick Them Into Granting Remote Access
By Guru Baran, Cybersecurity News Summary: Cybersecurity News advises to be on the lookout for attacks that target MS Teams users. Cyber attackers overwhelm a target user's inbox with junk messages and then sends a message via Microsoft Teams posing as internal IT support offering to fix the email problem. The user is asked to launch Quick Assist, a built-in Microsoft remote-support application commonly used by legitimate IT support for screen sharing and device control dur
501Secure
Mar 311 min read


Microsoft Teams will tag third-party bots trying to join meetings
By Sergiu Gatlan, BleepingComputer " Microsoft says Teams will soon automatically tag third-party bots in lobbies, allowing organizers to control whether they can join meetings. As detailed in a new Microsoft 365 roadmap entry, the feature is currently in development and scheduled to roll out in May 2026. When it reaches general availability, it will be available across Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS platforms for worldwide standard multi-tenant and GCC cloud environments.
501Secure
Mar 241 min read


Bridging the Cybersecurity Gap for Nonprofits: A Collaborative Effort
By CyberPeace Institute " For nonprofits with limited budgets, hiring or retaining cybersecurity experts that command high salaries is a...
501Secure
Sep 19, 20251 min read
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