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Not for profit · Company No. 17106862

Online safety should not depend on your budget

CyberSafe Foundation C.I.C. pays for charities, community organisations and the people they support to get proper online safety training and tools, at no cost to them.

For recognised charities and community organisations. Individuals and families can use the free safety check with no application at all.

Why we exist

Online safety should not depend on your budget

The charities and community groups who look after the most vulnerable people are usually the ones with the least money for digital safety. They hold sensitive information about people who cannot afford for it to leak, and they run on volunteers, shared laptops and goodwill.

Commercial cyber security is priced for organisations that have a budget line for it. Most small charities do not. That gap is the reason the Foundation exists.

We pay for those organisations to have the same online safety training and tools a well funded organisation would have. Not a cut down version, the same thing.

More about us

Transparency

Where the money comes from

Organisations are right to ask who is paying, so we publish it.

2% standing pledgeOf every CyberSafe Coach subscription, donated automatically with no opt in.
10% optional donationSubscribers can add a one off social impact donation at the checkout.
Sponsored AccessA business sponsors one named school, charity or community group for a full year.
Ring fencedPledge income is community funding, not distributable profit. No dividends are paid.

How this is funded in full

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The form takes about 10 to 15 minutes and you will get a written decision within 10 working days of a complete application.

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