AAFCPAs’ Business Process & IT Advisory Practice to Present Cyber Security Session at National Housing Partnership Network Meeting

Posted on May 29, 2018December 12, 2019

Vassilis Kontoglis, manager in AAFCPAs’ Business Process & IT Advisory practice, will present an educational workshop on Cyber Security at the Housing Partnership Network’s (HPN) 2018 Spring Membership Meeting in Minneapolis, MN scheduled for June 6^th – 8^th.
The Housing Partnership Network is a valued client of AAFCPAs. They are a collaborative network of 100 top-performing, high-capacity nonprofit housing developers, owners, and financial institutions throughout the United States.
AAFCPAs provides audit, tax, and business process & IT advisory services to local, regional, and national community development financial institutions (CDFIs), community development corporations (CDCs), tax credit syndicators, affordable housing and commercial real estate development projects, and other nonprofits operating in the industry. Our depth of community development industry expertise combined with an in-house team of dedicated professionals with extensive experience in the technology field makes us uniquely qualified to advise clients on assessing and mitigating risks in their distinct technology environments. We are happy to share our expertise for the benefit of HPN’s membership on this critical area of organization risk management.
If you have questions about IT risks, business process, and/or cyber security, please contact your AAFCPAs partner or Vassilis Kontoglis at 774.512.4069, vkontoglis@nullaafcpa.com.

Technology Risk and Cyber Security Assessments

Each and every organization is unique, and therefore has a technology environment that has been developed to serve the particular needs of the organization. AAFCPAs tailors Technology Risk & Cyber Security Assessments to address the unique needs of your organization. We will start by gaining an understanding of your technology environment to identify areas which may present risks. Our process is highly collaborative and engaging, and we ensure constant communication and feedback throughout the engagement. The final results are packaged in a report that provides clear, concise findings and recommendations that may be used as a road-map for mitigating risks. Learn more. >>

About the Author

Vassilis Kontoglis

Vassilis has 20+ years’ proven experience providing business intelligence, productivity, information risk management, and cybersecurity solutions. He is a critical resource in keeping clients and the firm on the forefront of transformative technologies while mitigating risks that come along with these advancements. Vassilis leads the delivery of Robotic Process Automation solutions at AAFCPAs. He understands the unique requirements to achieve RPA success, including proper design, planning, implementation, and governance. He works collaboratively with clients and cross-functional …

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