1Password's joins Sightline Security as an Sponsor - it isn't about logo placement on a website. It's a statement. It says: we believe nonprofits deserve access to the kind of security infrastructure that protects their people, their data, and the communities they serve. It says the nonprofit sector is worth showing up for - not after the enterprise market is saturated, but now, intentionally, as a priority.
Read MoreCybersecurity for nonprofits isn’t about racing through a checklist—it’s about transformation that lasts. Too often, well-meaning funders celebrate how many organizations they’ve “reached” instead of asking whether those organizations are actually safer. Numbers might look good on a report, but they rarely capture what happens when a nonprofit has to balance protecting its community with keeping the doors open.
At Sightline, we’ve seen firsthand that real change happens in the conversations that don’t make the headlines—the ones where leaders wrestle with trade-offs between security and accessibility, or where trust in their community is just as critical as patching a system. A generic checklist can’t capture those choices. But listening, adapting, and walking alongside nonprofits can.
That’s why we’re challenging funders and sponsors to shift the lens: measure impact not by dashboards and checkmarks, but by the stories of resilience, innovation, and trust that nonprofits carry forward. Because when cybersecurity supports the mission instead of standing in its way, that’s when transformation truly takes root.
Read MoreAs RSA2025 kicks off with the theme "Many Voices, One Community," it’s a powerful reminder: community doesn’t just happen — it’s built, choice by choice, action by action.
At Sightline Security, we’re making sure the nonprofit sector — organizations fighting every day for causes that impact us all — are not left out of the cybersecurity conversation. But we cannot do it alone. In these uncertain times, the security community’s leadership is needed more than ever.
Read MoreAt Sightline Security, we are proud to have been part of this coalition from the beginning. As we reflect on three years of progress, we also look ahead to the work that remains. Cyber threats against nonprofits are not slowing down—if anything, they are growing in complexity. That’s why Sightline remains focused on providing what we do best: the first critical step in nonprofit cybersecurity.
Read MoreThis past Saturday, we marked National Nonprofit Day, a time to recognize the profound impact that over two million nonprofits have on our communities. Nonprofits are businesses—mission-driven businesses—that serve others, yet they are often misunderstood, especially when it comes to cybersecurity.
At Sightline Security, we understand the unique challenges nonprofits face. We founded Sightline specifically to support them, helping these organizations protect what’s most critical without adding unnecessary financial burden.
Read MoreSightline Security’s Member Forum, designed for nonprofit leaders, is a discussion and information-sharing platform for nonprofit and mission-based communities.
Read MoreYou may have seen some of the alarming headlines coming from the situation in the Ukraine, specifically warnings considering potential for cyber attacks.
Read MoreSightline Security is proud to be a part of NonprofitCyber, a first-of-its-kind coalition of global nonprofit organizations to enhance joint action to improve cybersecurity!
Read MoreOver 500k people’s personal information was exposed to hackers when the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) experienced a data incident involving one of their key vendors.
Read MoreWhat do we owe each other? If you're a fan of the TV show The Good Place (or of moral philosophy), this question may strike a familiar chord. In this #RSAC podcast, guest Kelley Misata, Ph.D. uses this framing to examine the security poverty line and our systemic dependencies and explore what we owe each other in order to ensure a more secure world.
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