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10 March 2020
As the Charity Sector Threat Assessment illustrates, losing access to technology, having funds stolen or suffering a data breach through a cyber-attack can be devastating, both financially and for your reputation.
We want to help you to feel better-armed to face the challenges that come with such rapid technological advancement, and although we can’t guarantee protection from all types of cyber-attack, following the advice in the Cyber Security: Small Charity Guide will significantly increase your protection from the most common types of cyber-crime.
These are clues on the emails or messages to look out for:
Other steps to take to avoid a cyber attack are:
The advice provided by the National Cyber Security Centre is easy to understand, and free or low cost to implement.
If you believe you or your charity has been the victim of online fraud, scams or extortion you should report this through the Action Fraud website. You should also report it as a serious incident through the Charity Commission (England and Wales) website.
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