Strengthening CSOs Digital Security and Safety
As civil society organisations (CSOs) increasingly rely on digital tools to communicate, fundraise, and operate, the risk of digital attacks and data breaches has also increased. Therefore, it is essential for CSOs to take steps to strengthen their digital security and safety.CSOs need to outline safety measures that guide the staff, facilitate safe online interactions, and guarantee the safety of the organisation as a whole.
In this article, the authors look into some of the techniques that can be used by CSOs to safeguard their digital assets and avoid attacks.
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About the author
Adies Akyeiri Bennin Bezankeng
Adies Akyeiri Bennin Bezankeng is a Project and Communication Officer at Local Youth Corner Cameroon. Masters degree holder in Humanitarian Action and Development from the International Relations Institute of Cameroon working in Humanitarian, Peace and Development spaces.
Jimm Chick Fomunjong is the Head of the Knowledge Management and Communication Units of the Institute. He has over ten years’ experience as a journalist and a development communications expert. He has a vast experience in supporting African organisations to strengthen their internal and external communications, building and sustaining relationships with the media and, leveraging on the power of social media to promote their mission. He is also excellent at supporting organisations to set up and operationalise functional communications and knowledge management systems. He has a deep passion and expertise in supporting Africans and African civil society organisations to document their praxis, share and learn from experiences documented from the African civil society sector.
