Are you worried about your charity’s Cybersecurity and how your data is being handled? All charities, regardless of size, process and handle large amounts of data. - Ensuring that this data is securely protected is of utmost importance. What can charities do to minimise cybersecurity risks especially with new work patterns resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic? What can you do if you suspect that your data has been misused or mishandled? Are your staff adequately equipped to spot potential scams that could mean a data breach? Are you doing what is necessary to service and keep your beneficiaries safe from various forms of cyber-attacks and scams?

This webinar shares Most of us have heard of "KYC" in an investment context. But what about "KYU" - how well do you know your social media users who support your charity? How about users who don't know you (yet!), but with whom you want to connect? This webinar shares the basics of building a coherent social media presence.

Jointly organised by the Commissioner of Charities and Singapore University of Social Sciences.​

This webinar shares on useful tools and ways for charities to digitalise and stay ahead. NCSS also shares on Tech-and-Go! Charities – an initiative by MCCY and NCSS – on how charities can tap on funding and resources under Tech-and-Go!.

Jointly organised by the Commissioner of Charities and Singapore University of Social Sciences.​​

For most charities, digital transformation may seem daunting. However, it’s precisely for this reason that it’s so crucial. More than ever, charities have to focus on the activities that yield the highest levels of impact to justify the budgets they need to operate effectively. Digital transformation allows charities to use data to determine how they are performing, where they should focus their attention, and areas that would benefit from streamlining. Digital transformation can also allow employees to focus on other key tasks by automating tasks that are currently manual.​​​

Jointly organised by the Commissioner of Charities, NVPC and SGTech.​​

Managing personal data properly is critical as the communities which the charities are serving expect their personal data to be treated with care. Any data breach can disrupt charities’ operations and decrease public confidence in the charity sector.​​​

Jointly organised by the Commissioner of Charities and Harry Elias Partnership LLP, this webinar aims to guide charities to appreciate the importance of taking the relevant measures to protect data and implement them.