The Non-Profit Cybersecurity Webinar
When: Thursday, 28 May 2026
Time: 12:00–13:00 BST
Where: Online
Duration: 1 hour
A practical webinar for nonprofit leaders who want to improve security, reduce risk, and protect sensitive data without major capital spend or a large in house IT team.
Overview
Nonprofits hold highly sensitive information, from donor records and finance data to beneficiary details and grant documentation. At the same time, many charities face growing cyber risk with limited budget, limited internal technical capacity, and competing operational demands.
This webinar is designed to help nonprofit organisations take a more practical approach to security. We will break cybersecurity into clear, understandable steps and show how organisations can strengthen resilience across access, devices, data, awareness, and compliance.
The webinar will focus on practical steps that small and mid sized non-profits can take to strengthen their security posture, with clear guidance aligned to Microsoft’s approach to non-profit security.
Who should attend?
This session is intended for:
CEOs and executive leaders
IT volunteers and operational support staff
Finance leads and Programme directors
Trustees and board members
Operations managers
What will you learn?
By joining this webinar, attendees will:
- Understand the most common cyber risks facing nonprofits today
- Identify the typical weaknesses that leave charities exposed
- Learn a simple five area framework for improving cyber resilience
- See which practical controls should be prioritised first
- Understand how Microsoft aligned security capabilities can support a stronger security baseline
- Leave with a non-technical roadmap for action
Thomas Jeffs
Founder of Lucidica IT Support
Nubia Coleman
Strategic Operations & Growth Leader at Lucidica IT Support
Exclusive Webinar Offer
Any charity attending can access 25% off IASME / Cyber Essentials consulting fees, plus discounted project labour, valid for 6 months post-event.
We can also offer a free 1-hour board briefing for any charity that wants to present the risk case to trustees.
Agenda:
1. Why nonprofits are being targeted
Credential theft, business email compromise, grant fraud, and attacks on under resourced organisations.
2. Why protection often falls short
Legacy devices, unmanaged access, limited MFA use, low awareness, and lack of internal ownership.
3. Cybersecurity in plain language
A simple framework across endpoint protection, access and authentication, data protection, user awareness, and compliance.
4. What good looks like in practice
A realistic view of baseline, improved, and more mature security for a nonprofit environment.
5. Why certification and governance matter
How stronger controls can support trust, funding confidence, governance, and operational resilience.
6. Next steps for charities
How to prioritise action, build the internal case, and plan a practical next phase.
