By Ruby Kraner-Tucci, Pro Bono
Infoxchange CEO gives key tips to improve the security of online information.
The for-purpose sector is critically lagging behind when it comes to information security, according to David Spriggs, CEO of technology not for profit and social enterprise Infoxchange, speaking ahead of Safer Internet Day.
Now in its 20th year, the day aims to bring together organisations, communities, families and schools from over 200 countries to help create safer spaces online.
“The not-for-profit sector is inherently vulnerable in relation to cyberattacks, holding data on some of Australia’s most vulnerable community members. The sector has also traditionally not had the resources to invest in this area,” Spriggs told Pro Bono News.
“With the growing number of cyberattacks and data breaches, this is an area that needs to be urgently addressed by the sector.”
