Affordable IT and Cybersecurity for Nonprofits — Protect Your Donors, Your Data, and Your Mission
Every dollar should go to the mission. The platform makes sure IT problems don't take it.
Recommended Plan: Standard
Nonprofits hold exactly the kind of information attackers look for, donor names, payment details, contact records, grant documentation, and in some cases client or health information while operating with small teams, tight budgets, and no one whose full-time job is IT. The mission comes first, which is how it should be. It is also why security and technology tend to get attention only after something goes wrong.
Why Nonprofit Organizations Choose Sentinel iQ
Donor trust is the organization's most valuable asset, a breach exposes supporters' information
Nonprofits are frequent targets because attackers assume defenses are thin.
No IT staff required — the platform monitors, patches, and responds
Staff turnover and volunteer access are managed continuously, accounts and devices are covered
Funders and insurers increasingly ask for documented security controls
One flat monthly cost makes IT a predictable line in the budget instead of an emergency expense
What The Platform Covers for Your Business
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Continuous endpoint monitoring and threat detection across all staff and shared devices
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Email security includes phishing, impersonation, and fake-invoice fraud protection
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Google and Microsoft 365 security monitoring
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Dark web and credential exposure monitoring
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24/7 security operations, response when it matters
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Sentinel iQ Client Portal includes full visibility as your team grows
Frequently Asked Questions
What cybersecurity does a small nonprofit need?
A small nonprofit needs email security to stop phishing and fake-invoice fraud, endpoint protection on every device, cloud data backup, and continuous monitoring. Sentinel iQ's Standard platform covers all of these with no dedicated IT staff required.
How do nonprofits protect donor data?
Nonprofits protect donor data by securing email and devices, limiting who can access donor records, backing up data, and monitoring for threats continuously. Sentinel iQ implements these controls and watches your environment around the clock, detecting threats before donor information is exposed.
Do nonprofits need to be PCI compliant to accept online donations?
Yes. Organization that accept, process, or transmits payment card data is subject to PCI DSS, including nonprofits. The requirements vary with transaction volume and how donations are processed. Sentinel iQ's Compliance plan tracks PCI controls and generates documentation, while Standard provides the security foundation most small nonprofits need.
What do funders and cyber insurers require from a nonprofit's IT security?
Funders and cyber insurers increasingly ask for documented controls such as endpoint detection and response, tested backups, security awareness training, and vulnerability scanning. Sentinel iQ implements and continuously monitors these controls and produces the reports needed to answer applications, renewals, and grant requirements.
Get Started with Sentinel iQ
Secure, monitored, and intelligently managed from day one — at one predictable monthly cost.