These organizations face cyber attacks every day but often can't afford the protection they need. We match you with them for volunteering stints you can fit into a slow day at the office. Whether it's leading a cyber hygiene session for their board, setting up MFA, or improving their data protection practices, your skills can save lives.
"Being part of the solution for NGOs' cybersecurity challenges was both educational and impactful."
"Helping NGOs protect themselves was incredibly rewarding. It's fulfilling to contribute to a greater cause."
"Supporting NGOs with cybersecurity was enriching. I felt my skills made a real difference."
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Join over 900 CyberPeace Builders using their skills the protect the most vulnerable
First step to protect the most vulnerable
Use your cybersecurity skills to protect nonprofits
Meet hundreds of fellow purpose-driven cyber experts
Learn new skills (e.g. humanitarian cybersecurity)
Discover new cyber tools (e.g. dark web, phishing sims, etc.)
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To help nonprofits around the world: nonprofits active notably in services for health, food, water, energy, finance, transport and information need support and expertise to help them strengthen their cybersecurity capabilities.
These NPOs provide critical services to communities and bridge areas not covered by public and private actors, but they lack the resources to protect themselves from cybersecurity threats.
Builders activities are broken down into small tasks of a few hours maximum.
Builders select the units of work they can do depending on their availability and skills.
Builders use available resources such as online tools and pre-existing materials that can be applied to different cybersecurity needs and to deliver services.
Volunteer must be employed by a private company: we do not accept volunteers from public organisations, academics, students, self-employed individuals, etc. The company the volunteer is currently working for will be vetted against the values and principles of the CyberPeace Institute.
Volunteer also need to have at least 1 year of professional experience in cybersecurity and to have passed the probation period in the current position.
English language skills are required.
The volunteer must sign and commit to the CyberPeace Builders Code of Conduct.
