Who Owns Fraud Risk? The Pressing Need to Fill Governance Gaps and Keep Criminals Out
Learn more about the importance of identifying who is responsible for preventing fraud risk and how to fill governance gaps to prevent fraud.
Learn more about the importance of identifying who is responsible for preventing fraud risk and how to fill governance gaps to prevent fraud.
Learn why SOC reports are extremely valuable for organizations looking to build trust, manage risk, and demonstrate their commitment to security and compliance.
Securing donor data is essential for nonprofits to maintain trust and sustainability. This article covers key strategies, including threat identification, data management, staff training, and incident response. Learn how to safeguard valuable information and sustain your impact.
Learn about cyber security incident disclosure, what the SEC is doing to ensure compliance, and what your company can do to properly address and comply with these disclosure mandates.
The consequences of control deficiencies during a Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) audit can be severe. If not quickly and properly addressed, this can damage an organization’s valuation, reputation, and bottom line in the form of significant remediation costs. Learn more how designing and implementing an effective internal control framework is no small task. So, how can an organization prevent this sort of breakdown?
Like many organizations, Virginia’s Community Service Boards (CSBs) are going digital—managing client records, processing financial transactions, and coordinating services all online. Learn more about how to protect your organization from cyber threats.
Understand the new cybersecurity -related revisions from the Office of Management and how to stay in compliance.
Nonprofits are increasingly prioritizing fraud prevention to protect their resources and fulfill their mission. In 2025, two key areas require attention: internal fraud by employees and external risks to systems and data. Proactive measures can help organizations address these challenges and maintain financial integrity.
Cybersecurity resiliency is important for nonprofits. An organization that has strong cybersecurity resiliency protects its sensitive data and ensures that it can fulfill its mission without interruption.
Nonprofit organizations have unique missions and purposes, often dedicated to bettering society. However, even the best-intentioned organizations can face significant compliance and regulatory risks if they’re not proactive in managing their responsibilities. Explore three major areas of compliance risk and strategies to help nonprofits navigate them effectively.
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