The CyberPeace Builder program is designed to protect your grantees by enhancing their cyber resilience levels and ensuring your Foundation is risk-free.
Enhance the cybersecurity level of your grantees
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Your grantees will access our unique cybersecurity assessment and receive a custom report.
Get an aggregated view of your grantees cybersecurity resilience levels to be better prepared and informed.
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Connect with cybersecurity leaders from other nonprofits, ask them questions and share best practices to build collective resilience.
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Personalised support for a grantee that needs it
Measure the cyber resilience of one grantee
In-depth attack surface mapping
Thorough vulnerability assessment
Tailored remediation strategies
Assistance from established experts
Connect with cyber experts to design unique cybersecurity program for your Foundation
Inclusive cybersecurity governance processes
Awareness training and crisis simulation exercises
Advanced threat intelligence analysis
Incident response support
Development of AI-cybersecurity strategies
The Foundation will receive an aggregated grantee cohort report analysing cyber resilience levels and gain access to expert guidance on improving cyber defences across the grantee portfolio. Additionally, by joining the program, Foundations can demonstrate leadership in promoting cybersecurity within the nonprofit sector, contributing to a more resilient and secure ecosystem for all stakeholders.
The timeline for seeing an improvement in your grantees' cybersecurity resilience can vary based on several factors, including the current state of their cybersecurity and their level of engagement with the program. However, most grantees begin to see noticeable improvements within 3 to 6 months after starting the program. This period allows for initial assessments, the implementation of recommended missions, and the adoption of new behaviours, tools, and processes.
When joining the program, the Foundation is expected to actively engage with their grantees to ensure successful participation. This includes conducting outreach to inform grantees about the program, encouraging their involvement, and supporting them in the initial stages. To keep track of overall progress, the Foundation will participate in bi-monthly updates with the program team, where we will review grantee advancements and adjust strategies as needed to ensure the best outcomes.
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