Who We Support

Nonprofits


Nonprofits need to protect sensitive information and maintain the trust of donors, clients, partners, and funders—often without a dedicated security team. SWB Simply Secure helps prioritize practical improvements that reduce risk, fit available capacity, and support the mission.

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What you're up against

Common Pressures

  • Sensitive information is central to the mission. Donor, client, program, employee, and financial data must be protected while remaining accessible to the people who need it.
  • Security expectations come from multiple directions. Funders, partners, insurers, payment providers, and applicable regulations may all create questions about how information is protected.
  • Staff and volunteers carry many responsibilities. Cybersecurity governance often competes with program delivery, fundraising, operations, and day-to-day service needs.
  • Leaders need a clear picture of risk and progress. Boards and executive leaders need practical information they can understand and use to make decisions.
Our approach

How SWB Simply Secure Helps

  • Focus effort on the improvements that matter most. We identify practical steps that reduce meaningful risk without creating unnecessary overhead.
  • Establish clear, workable security practices. We help document responsibilities, core processes, and expectations in a way staff and volunteers can follow.
  • Build habits that can continue over time. We create repeatable approaches that fit the organization’s people, tools, and operating reality.
  • Give leadership a usable view of cybersecurity. We prepare plain-language summaries that help boards and leaders understand priorities, progress, and decisions ahead.
Support areas

Types of support that may be relevant

  • Risk assessments and gap analysis
  • Right-sized policy development
  • Grant and funder compliance documentation
  • Security awareness guidance for staff and volunteers
  • Incident response planning
  • Board-level reporting and advisory support

Let's talk through where you stand today.

A short conversation is usually enough to identify the next practical step for your organization.