Industries
Nonprofits
Serious protection within a nonprofit budget.
Nonprofits hold donor records, financial information and often sensitive details about the people they serve, with fewer resources than a commercial organisation of similar size.
Attackers do not adjust for mission. A nonprofit is targeted with the same automated attacks as anyone else.
Sector pressures
Technology pressures in Nonprofits
Budget constraints
Every technology decision competes directly with programme spending.
Volunteers and turnover
Access is granted to many short-term people, and revoking it is easily forgotten.
Sensitive beneficiary data
Information about service users can be far more sensitive than donor data.
Funder requirements
Grant conditions increasingly include data protection and security expectations.
Where we usually start
Where we usually focus for Nonprofits
Managed Cybersecurity
Layered protection across identity, endpoints, email, network and cloud.
Identity & Access Security
Multi-factor, conditional access and privileged account control.
Backup & Disaster Recovery
Protected copies that are isolated, monitored and proven to restore.
Microsoft 365
Tenant configuration, licensing and security for Microsoft 365.
Security Awareness Training
Short, regular training and phishing simulation that people actually complete.
Managed IT Services
Your whole IT function, run and maintained as one accountable service.
A practical consideration for Nonprofits
Several major platforms offer substantial nonprofit discounts or donated licensing. Claiming those entitlements often funds a meaningful share of the security improvements needed.