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Martin Shelton’s frequently-updated list of digital security resources, curated based on relevance, practical advice, accessible language, clear organization, and up-to-date information.

This easy-to-read booklet helps users identify what their main concerns in the digital world should be. It outlines the types of information that journalists, activists, NGO workers, and students might want to protect and steps that each one could take to preserve privacy.

Listen to Lucy Bernholz, Josh Levy, and Kate McKenney discuss challenges, strategies, and processes for creating a strong practice and culture of data security at nonprofits and foundations.  Every nonprofit, foundation, and civil society organization is now digitally dependent, and managing digital resources safely, ethically and effectively is a core...

Updated: Follow this link to check out highlights from the Digital Security roundtable and listen to the podcast! Data is an asset – and a liability. What are you doing to protect yours? Join our virtual roundtable to learn how you can make digital security an essential component of your nonprofit’s data strategy. Lucy...

Lucy Bernholz sits down with Vermont Public Radio to talk about why Vermont's nonprofits should be thinking about digital security. Read and listen here.

  Marking a significant change in its security protocols, Google announced that its Analytics service now secures all communications between client websites, end users, and Google servers.   Formerly, Google followed its clients’ individual preferences in choosing whether or not to secure their web traffic via the standard HTTPS encryption...

Contract language for ensuring vendor maintains confidentiality of client data, with security requirements.

Notes from a contract lawyer for negotiating with vendors about digital privacy and data security.

Extensive review of vendor’s security capabilities

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