[ solutions :: nonprofits ]

Nonprofits .

Security and operations for mission-driven organizations — sized to fit the budget and built around the people whose data you hold.

[ briefing :: nonprofits ] field
// threat pattern
data exposure HOT
donor system breach WARN
credential abuse WARN
// regulatory baseline
STATE PRIVACY LAWSGRANTOR REQUIREMENTS
// procurement vehicles
direct procurementgrant-budget constrained

[ 00 / the situation ]

Nonprofits hold some of the most consequential personal data in any sector. The people you serve often can’t afford to be re-identified, re-targeted, or re-traumatized by a breach. The risk model isn’t the dollar value of the data; it’s what happens to the person on the other end of the record.

The budget reality is the inverse. Most nonprofits run lean — small IT footprint, sometimes none at all, security carved out of program spending if it gets carved out anywhere. Off-the-shelf enterprise tooling is priced for organizations whose budgets have a different shape than yours, and the licensing assumes a per-seat scale you don’t have.

We built our posture for organizations exactly like yours. Coverage that doesn’t compete with program spending, PII handling that defaults to protecting the person in the record, and a support model that doesn’t require a full-time security lead on staff.

[ 01 / what we run for mission-driven organizations ]

  • Grid — managed security operations with a Sensitive Populations PII-masking profile available by default. Names, contact details, and program-specific identifiers are tokenized or redacted before they ever reach an analyst console.
  • Learn — workforce cybersecurity training in 25 languages, useful for organizations whose staff and volunteer base aren’t English-only.
  • Comply — compliance assessment for your M365 or Workspace tenant, suitable for donor and grantor reporting requirements as well as your own internal audits.
  • Consulting — posture review and risk-prioritization work, scoped honestly for organizations that can’t afford to spend the engagement budget on a hundred-page deliverable nobody reads.

A note on pricing posture: we run a support tier for nonprofits whose mission and scale qualify. It isn’t publicly advertised, it isn’t self-serve, and it isn’t a freemium funnel. If you think you qualify, ask.

[ 02 / who we work with ]

  • Mission-driven nonprofits across program areas
  • Community-based organizations and direct-service providers
  • Foundations and grantmaking institutions
  • Faith-based organizations with service missions
  • National nonprofits with affiliate or chapter networks
[ ready :: contact ]

Talk to us.

Tell us what your organization does, what data you hold, and what your current security posture looks like. We'll talk through what fits — and whether you qualify for the support tier most appropriate to your work.