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Operational Security: Keeping Your Devices, Data, and Communications Safe

Wednesday, June 3, 2026
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM (EDT)

Event Details

This webinar is offered in partnership with Common Good Vermont.

This intermediate‑level session builds on foundational operational security concepts and moves into the practical realities of protecting organizational, staff, and client data in real‑world conditions. Following a brief refresher on key fundamentals, participants will explore how nonprofits can strengthen data protection through clear policies, shared expectations, and everyday operational practices. The session focuses on reducing risk across common scenarios such as device loss or theft, staff transitions, heightened public scrutiny, and routine remote or hybrid work.

Participants will examine tradeoffs around using personal devices for work. The session highlights how thoughtful rules, checklists, and staff habits can significantly increase security even with limited resources. Attendees will leave with practical strategies to clarify internal expectations, protect sensitive data, and enhance organizational resilience beyond day‑to‑day operations.

Audience

Nonprofit staff, managers, and leaders; anyone who uses devices to communicate, store information, or work with sensitive data.

For More Information:

Common Good Vermont
certificates@commongoodvt.org
802-861-7826
https://commongoodvt.org

Cost + Registration

  • MANP Members save 10%!
  • Individual Session: $40.50 Members | $45 Nonmembers
  • When registering, please enter "Maine Association of Nonprofits" in the Referring State Nonprofit Association box and use coupon code ncnmembers at checkout to receive the member rate.
  • This is a virtual event. You will receive an email with a Zoom link in advance of the event 

Register here via Partner Website

About the Presenter

Patrick Lucey is a program officer for a local Vermont-based non-profit. Previously, however, he worked as a cybersecurity consultant at a small firm based in Berlin, Germany and still maintains the “Certified Information Systems Security Professional” (CISSP) professional certification. Patrick brings over a decade of hands-on experience built entirely through self-teaching and real-world problem solving.