Navigating Nonprofit Risk in the Age of AI

Cyber Threats are Evolving: Understanding Risk in an AI-Enabled Environment

AI has been significantly changing how people work and communicate. It’s not a surprise to see the tool also heavily influencing Cyber Threats. Staff and cybercriminals are finding creative ways to use these tools to be more efficient.

Without clear governance and visibility, AI introduces new risks both internally and externally.

So Bremmar created this session to help you better understand where AI is creating risk and how Cyber Security needs to adapt in response - without slowing your organisation down.

Agenda: Understanding Risk in an AI-Enabled Environment

    • How AI risk is changing day-to-day operations
    • Internal risk: staff usage, data exposure and policy gaps
    • External risk: how cyber-attacks are evolving with AI?
    • What “good” looks like beyond traditional frameworks
    • Taking a practical, staged approach to improving Cyber maturity

Who Should Attend

    • CEOs, CFOs and Executive Leaders
    • Corporate Services and Finance Managers
    • IT, Digital and Program Leaders
    • Anyone responsible for risk, governance or compliance

Date: 19/AUG/2026
Time: 8:30 AM - 10 AM (AWST) | 10:30 AM - 12 PM (AEST) 
Location: Microsoft Teams

Meet the Speakers

Zubair Khan
Ryan
Sean
Zubair Khan
Cyber Security Specialist
Bremmar
Ryan Ettridge
Co-Founder & CEO
 CyberCert
Sean Stitt
Technical Account Manager
Huntress
Andrew
Tim
Andrew Bremner
Managing Director
SherpaTech
Tim Stephinson
COO
SherpaTech

 

 

 

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Hear from Previous Attendees

Some of our Partners:

Industry Pain Points

Uncertainty about Data Security and Data Loss
Nonprofits often need to handle sensitive information about donors, beneficiaries, and operations. Without robust security measures, there’s a risk of data breaches or loss - which can compromise this sensitive information.
Oversharing Data

Organisations may inadvertently share more data than necessary with partners, volunteers, or the public. This can lead to privacy violations and data misuse, undermining trust and compliance with privacy laws.

Lack of Proper Controls

Unauthorised individuals might access sensitive data without appropriate access controls. This can lead to data leaks, misuse, and potential legal issues.

Delayed Detection and Response to Security Incidents

Nonprofits may need more resources or expertise to quickly detect and respond to security incidents. Delays can worsen the impact of breaches, leading to more significant data loss and harm.

Damage to Customer Trust and the Company's Reputation & More...

Data breaches and governance failures can severely damage the trust donors and beneficiaries place in an organisation - leading to reduced donations and support.

We look forward to your participation in this insightful event.