Cybersecurity for nonprofits | Digital Security

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Cybersecurity is essential for nonprofits

Nonprofits hold sensitive data — from donor payment details to personal client records. But with lean budgets, small teams, and volunteers using shared systems, security often slips down the priority list.

Cybercriminals know this. That’s why nonprofits are increasingly targeted:

60% have experienced a cyberattack in the past two years
$2M is the average cost of a nonprofit data breach
AI-driven attacks are up 4,000% since 2022
$10.5 trillion in global damages expected by 2025

XP helps you move from reactive fixes to proactive protection — no jargon, no scare tactics, just practical steps that make a real difference.

Microsoft Secure Score Optimization

Assess and improve your Secure Score to close common security gaps and strengthen your organisation’s overall protection.

Attack Simulations & Phishing Training

Run realistic phishing tests and staff training — proven to reduce phishing risk by up to 86%.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Setup

Roll out MFA across your organisation, including volunteers and part-time staff, to block 99.9% of account compromises.

Password Management & Policy Support

Introduce password managers and create policies that reduce resets, improve compliance, and prevent credential theft.

Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Tool

Use XP’s nonprofit-focused tool to quickly evaluate your security maturity and identify next steps.

Staff Awareness & Training Resources

Equip your team with training guides and response resources so everyone knows how to spot and stop threats.

We are built for nonprofits

XP works exclusively with nonprofits — charities, social enterprises, and education providers.

That means our cybersecurity services address:

Lean teams and limited budgets
Reliance on volunteers and shared systems
Sensitive data and reputational risk
Low tolerance for downtime

We design practical, scalable solutions that fit your reality.

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Where are you on the digital maturity scale?

Knowing your stage helps you choose the right next steps:

Initial — Reactive fixes, passwords in spreadsheets
Basic — MFA on some accounts, antivirus in place
Intermediate — Password manager, annual training
Advanced — Secure Score tracking, phishing simulations
Optimised — Policies, continuous monitoring, rapid response

Cybersecurity Services for Nonprofits