Cybersecurity Employee Training

We're looking for a cybersecurity expert to lead practical training for our staff on what to watch for and how to protect sensitive information. This would take the form of two 1-hour interactive sessions with our 5 staff members.

Prep for these sessions would include looking at the current website, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook listings for Debbie's Dream Foundation: Curing Stomach Cancer, and the leadership, notably Amanda Pullinger. This prep would enable the presenter to use real examples of how, through the website or social media, staff could end up opening a dangerous link or sending sensitive info to someone outside the org.

We are growing our visibility as the leading global connector in the stomach cancer community, driving collaboration among patients, caregivers, clinicians, researchers, and other partners to accelerate progress, improve outcomes, and save lives through patient support, research advancement, awareness, and education.

Given this, I believe we might become more vulnerable to cyber attacks of various kinds, through our website, emails, online forms, and social media. We work with patients who give us very sensitive information themselves, so we need to be very aware of any issues within our technology infrastructure.

I've seen cyber training done well at a previous org and want to duplicate it. I will spend time with the presenter going through the organization's current vulnerabilities and note the key ways the org could be spammed or hijacked in some way. We only have 5 staff, so the session should be interactive. I will speak with each staff person about their role in prepping the presenter.