“Be comfortable with the messiness”: how one charity built a cybersecurity policy alongside its frontline workers
Why It Matters
Frontline staff are increasingly using social media and smartphones in their work with communities — particularly while on the move. Co-creating a cybersecurity policy with communities can reduce or remove the need for technical experts, as well as making cybersecurity everybody’s responsibility in an organization.
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TORONTO/TREATY 13 – What happens when technology is framed as an opportunity for joy, optimism and curiosity? That was the question posed by the Islamic Family & Social Services Association (IFSSA) when it started developing its cyb
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