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3. Institute a cybersecurity breach response plan

Should a cyber attack occur, having a plan ready to go will ensure that all appropriate

members are noted and react instantly to be able to work together faster and more
strategic. When dealing with an attack, it is important to note that timing is critical to

whether hackers can cover their tracks or steal more data from your systems.

By utilizing the above three preventive measures, it should assist with creating policies.

Cyber threats are increasing and evolving, such as Wannacry, BadRabbit, and
NotPetya. By being proactive, nonprofits will be better equipped for the upcoming

security threats should it face a cyber attack. In return, nonprofits can continue doing

the incredible work that they do and increase their services by fulfilling their impactful
mission.

About the Author

Chloé Messdaghi is the Digital Marketing Manager at

Kenna Security. She also provides advising as a UN

Volunteer, and serves as a board member for RUDEC
in Cameroon and Simuka Africa in Zimbabwe. Both

nonprofits' mission is for children's rights and equality.

In her free time, she travels the world, mentors change

makers, and volunteers locally or abroad. Chloé holds
a Master of Science in Politics and International

Relations Research degree from University of
Edinburgh. Chloé can be reached online at

[email protected] and at our

company website https://www.kennasecurity.com/

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