The same protection our largest clients run, sized for a nonprofit budget, including Microsoft nonprofit grant licensing, so donor data and the systems your mission depends on stay safe without straining the books.
Nonprofits carry the same data and the same threats as any business, but with tighter budgets and leaner teams. The pressure is the same, the resources are not.
Boards and funders expect spending to serve the mission. Microsoft's nonprofit grants and discounts free up budget for security instead of software licenses.
Names, payment details, and case notes sit in your systems. A breach costs the donor trust your funding depends on, not just recovery time.
Seasonal volunteers, part-time staff, and shared logins widen the attack surface. Access has to be easy to grant, easy to revoke, and monitored.
Foundations and government funders increasingly ask for MFA, backups, and documented controls before releasing funds. Missing them can stall a grant.
We start by claiming every grant and discount you qualify for, then build a security program on top of what that frees up. Six pieces, one local team.
We handle eligibility and setup for Microsoft's nonprofit program — donated and discounted Microsoft 365 and Business Premium security features at nonprofit pricing.
Cloud & Microsoft 365→A certified help desk, proactive monitoring, and patching keep laptops, servers, and staff working, without a full-time IT hire your budget can't carry.
See Managed IT→Enforced MFA, managed EDR, email filtering, and 24/7 SOC monitoring, the same five control planes we run for larger clients, scaled to your size.
See our security→Access controls, encryption, and monitoring around the systems that hold constituent and payment data, with the documentation a funder or auditor will ask to see.
Compliance & risk→Immutable, tested backups of your data and Microsoft 365 tenant, plus a rehearsed recovery plan, so a ransomware hit or lost laptop doesn't interrupt the mission.
Backup & recovery→Short, practical security awareness training and phishing simulations that fit rotating staff and volunteers, the people most attacks actually target.
How we train→“LogicalNet understood that we needed real security, not just checkbox compliance. They built us a system that protects our patients.”
Most registered 501(c)(3) organizations do. Microsoft offers donated and discounted Microsoft 365 and Business Premium licensing to eligible nonprofits. We confirm your eligibility, handle the validation, and set up the licensing so you get the security features included in those plans.
Yes — that's the point of starting with grant licensing. The savings on software free up budget for the security program itself. We scale the controls to your size and price it as a predictable monthly cost, so there's no surprise capital expense to take to the board.
We put access controls, encryption, and monitoring around the systems that hold that data, enforce MFA on every account, and back it up on a tested schedule. We also document the controls so you can answer a funder's or auditor's questions without scrambling.
Yes. We build onboarding and offboarding into the process, so access is granted quickly and revoked the day someone leaves. Short, practical security training and phishing simulations keep rotating staff and volunteers aware without eating into program time.
We implement the controls funders commonly ask for — MFA, EDR, tested backups, and give you the documentation to prove they're in place. When a grant application or renewal includes a security questionnaire, we help you answer it accurately.
Tell us about your organization. We'll check your Microsoft grant eligibility and show you what a security program tuned to a nonprofit budget actually looks like, and what it costs.