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Encompass Group, LLC Keeping up with the demands of IT Security on a nonprofit budget. www.encompassgroupllc.com Tyler Village 3615 Superior Avenue, Suite 3103F Cleveland, OH 44114 216.539.0100

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Page 1: Keep Up with the Demands of IT Security on a Nonprofit Budget

Encompass Group, LLC

Keeping up with the

demands of IT Security on a

nonprofit budget.

www.encompassgroupllc.com

Tyler Village 3615 Superior Avenue, Suite 3103F Cleveland, OH 44114 216.539.0100

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Who are we to talk?

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enCompass is a team of business and

compliance technologists providing Managed IT

Services to regulated organizations, with a

concentration on:

Financial Industry

Healthcare

Nonprofits

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Brandon ShawManaging Partner, Lead Engineer 18 years industry experience Consulted for many SMB’s,

public school systems, Government branches, Senatorial campaigns and even a Presidential campaign

Just received his Pilot license

Mary Katherine DonnellyBusiness Development Director Background in IT Product

Marketing & Enterprise Sales to Fortune 500 companies

Director of a DC nonprofit, marketing Director for a local nonprofit, and Chair of the Board for local YMCA

Is NOT a pilot

Experience

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*Source: The Global State of Information Security® Survey 2016

The State of IT Security

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The State of IT Security

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5 Points about Mobile and BYOD

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Source: Crowd Research Partners: BYOD and Mobile Security 2016 report

Increased mobility, satisfaction and productivity are the top drivers of BYOD.

Security and employee privacy are the biggest inhibitors of BYOD.

1 in 5 organizations suffered a mobile security breach, primarily driven by Malware and malicious WiFi

BYOD Security threats pose heavy burdens on IT resources and help desk workloads

Despite all this, only 30% of organizations are increasing security budgets for BYOD in the next 12 months

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Nonprofit Challenge(s)

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Boards (Process and Approval)

Regulatory Environment

Government

Healthcare

Protecting the data of both those you

serve and those who donate

Volunteers access to data

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Nonprofit Other Challenges

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Where Your IT Security Should Be Today to be Ready for Tomorrow

THREAT SOLUTION

Viruses Centrally Managed AntiVirus

RansomWare User Education/Training, Backups

Unauthorized Network Access Firewalls, Penetration Testing & Vulnerability Scans, IDPS

BYOD Clear Policy, MDM

Disaster Planning Backup and Recovery, onsite and offsite

Internal – accidental or malicious Written policies and procedures, training, device control

Theft/Loss Mobile Device Management, centrally managed encryption

Hackers IDPS, Encryption

Out of Date Software Patch Management

“Rogue” Downloads User access and privileges, non-critical application patches

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Layered Security

1. Patch your systems

2. Educate your users

3. Backup files

4. Invest in layered security

Firewalls AntiVirus AntiMalware IDPS

Device Control

Security Tools

Email Encryption MDM

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Firewalls/Antivirus/AntiMalware Malware is a broad term used to describe all

sorts of malicious software including viruses,

spyware, trojans, worms, and more.

Anti-virus prevents and gets rid of viruses by

preventing harmful software from installing and

damaging your computer; protects and detects

when a file has some kind of malicious

behavior and prevent it from executing.

A firewall controls network traffic

acting as a filter between the

internet and your

network servers.

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IDPS

Intrusion Detection System

Intrusion Prevention System

Capable of stopping first packet of an attack

Analyzes traffic for anomalies

Issues alarms when attack occurs

Sits directly in line of network traffic

VISIBILITY & CONTROL

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Device Control

Restricts user access to devices by access

rules:

• data storage media

• removable devices

• CD/DVDs

• modems

• external network adapters

• printers

• multi-function peripherals

• USB

Before investing, see if your AV Solution has

Device Control (also called Access Control)

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Mobile Device Management

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Email Encryption

There are many different types of

email encryption, but one gaining

popularity due to simplicity and

cost structure is Office 365

Message Encryption:

Fill regulatory requirements

Policy based encryption

First building block in a Data

Loss Prevention strategy

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Office 365 for NonprofitsMany of the products and tools we discussed are either free or heavily discounted as part of Office 365: https://products.office.com/en-us/nonprofit/office-365-nonprofit-plans-and-pricing#seemore

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Rule of thumb: 8-10 people

Chronic problems occur (unable to access

email, network outages, etc.)

Cybersecurity attack

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When Your Nonprofit Outgrows Homegrown IT

$2500-$4000/mo:

average salary for

dedicated IT staff

$750/mo average for

Managed IT Services in

10 person office*

*Source: TechSoup

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enCompass Would Like to be Your Partner in IT Security…

ExperienceManaged IT Services and Support in Northeast Ohio and Nationwide for 10+ years, gaining the trust of our client base with every interaction.

ComplianceWe take a comprehensive approach to IT operations so our clients feel confident that IT is under control, risk is managed and regulations are met.

BudgetWe strive to strike just the right balance between the business requirements that drive results and the budget constraints faced by nonprofits.

Exceptional Client ExperienceAt each interaction point:• Ownership• Clear Expectations• Friendly & Personable Service• Bigger Picture Reference

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Encompass Group, LLC

Brandon Shaw

[email protected]

www.encompassgroupllc.com

Tyler Village 3615 Superior Avenue, Suite 3103F Cleveland, OH 44114 216.539.0100

Mary K. Donnelly

[email protected]