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Cyber security for non-profits & charities
Protecting donor data, funding and mission — on a not-for-profit budget.
Non-profits and charities hold donor and beneficiary data, move funds, and often run lean with limited IT support — a combination attackers exploit. A breach can mean lost funds, exposed data about vulnerable people, and damage to the trust your mission depends on.
The risks
What non-profits and charities are up against
- Donation and payment fraud via email compromise
- Exposure of donor and vulnerable beneficiary data
- Limited budget and in-house IT capacity
- Funder and partner security expectations
- Privacy Act 2020 obligations for personal information
How we help
Practical protection, right-sized
- Right-sized, budget-conscious protection that covers the essentials first
- Email, identity and MFA hardening to stop fraud
- Tested backups and a simple recovery plan
- Awareness training for staff and volunteers
- Help meeting funder and Privacy Act expectations
FAQ
Common questions
We're a small charity with a tight budget — where do we start?
Start with the highest-impact basics: enforced MFA, email hardening, tested backups and staff awareness. They're affordable and cover the risks non-profits actually face most.
Do funders care about cyber security?
Increasingly, yes. Many funders and partners now ask about data protection, and being able to answer confidently strengthens your applications and relationships.
Can you support volunteers, not just staff?
Yes. Volunteers often have access too, so we include practical guidance and controls that account for a changing, mixed team.
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