Cybercriminals are smarter than ever. Know the difference between phishing and spear-phishing to keep your nonprofit safe from both.

Email spoofing is a common way for cybercriminals to launch phishing attacks — and just one successful phishing attack can devastate your nonprofit.

Autocomplete is a handy feature in a workplace. However, it is prone to making mistakes and can cause you to send emails to the wrong person accidentally.

Jargon is a hallmark of all industries. Cybersecurity is no different, but using the correct security terminology has a real impact.

Those who fail to learn from the past are doomed to repeat it. Here's what we can learn from data breaches so far this year to help ourselves safe.

Making sure donor data and organization records stay safe requires everyone to take data security seriously - and that includes your donors.

We've rounded up this list of 9 real-world (recent) examples of data breaches caused by misdirected emails.

What are the consequences of firing off an email to the wrong person, and what can you do to prevent it from happening? 

In this new age of working from home, these are 13 things you shouldn’t do when working remotely from a cybersecurity perspective.

Cybersecurity attacks are increasing as the tools used by hackers become more and more sophisticated. The solution? Implementing two-factor authentication.