Cybersecurity That Fits Nonprofits

Security Risk Assessment

Get a clear view of the security risks that matter most to your nonprofit. An assessment can review accounts, devices, data handling, policies, and staff practices. You’ll receive practical findings and prioritized next steps, so your team can focus limited time and resources on the changes most likely to reduce risk.

Staff Security Training

Give staff and volunteers useful guidance they can apply in real situations. Training can cover phishing, password habits, multi-factor authentication, and safe handling of donor or client information. Sessions are designed to make cybersecurity approachable, answer everyday questions, and help people know what to do when something seems suspicious.

Security Policy Support

Put clear security expectations in writing without burying your team in jargon. Policy support can address account access, device use, data storage, remote work, and staff or volunteer transitions. You’ll get guidance shaped around your organization’s operations, plus practical steps for putting policies into use and keeping them current.

Incident Response Planning

Know who should act and what to do if your organization faces a cyber incident. Planning can map roles, communication steps, key contacts, and decisions for situations such as compromised accounts or exposed data. A documented plan gives staff a starting point under pressure and helps leadership coordinate the next steps.