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Non-Profit Challenges
Raising funding in the current recessionary climate just to stay afloat. Reducing operating costs to ensure maximum percentage allocation of donor funding. Given these priorities, having to deal with other less obvious operational risks has taken a back seat for many not-for-profit leaders. Like having staff wasting time on the Internet whilst you’re out securing funds. Like facing a “hostile environment” lawsuit from an employee who’s been offended by another surfing porn sites in your office. Like having your donor records exposed on the Internet.
Unfortunately running a not-for-profit organization exposes you to many of the the same risks as a for-profit businesses. You need to protect donor records, control what employees can and cannot do on the Internet - even if they are voluntary - and monitor what’s going on whilst you’re out of the office, without it becoming a full-time job of its own.
Protect your organization
Untangle provides a secure Internet Gateway that acts as your first line of defense against all of these risks. The Untangle Gateway puts you back in control. Our web filtering solutions ensure that employees can only see what you want them to see online, avoiding the risk of one of your staff being offended by a colleague’s web browsing. These same web filters ensure that your staff stay focused on work-related matters, too, especially whilst you’re out of the office meeting with clients.At the same time, Untangle protects the computers in your business from outside attacks. By preventing unwanted intrusions into your network and protecting against Trojans entering your systems, you protect against loss of customer data.
New approach
Untangle offers a new approach to Not-For-Profit Internet protection and control:
- Easily Protect, Control and Monitor the online activities of all your office computers.
- Affordable subscriptions plans are available to align with your business’s cash flow needs.
- Already proven in over 26,000 organizations, protecting over 1.6 million computers every day.
