Charity Cybersecurity Services for Nonprofits

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19 Sec

One organisation in the UK is hacked every 19 seconds

32%

of charities were victims of cyber crime in the past 12 months

66%

of high income charities with £500K+ in annual income experienced breaches in the past 12 months

1 in 3,722

emails in the UK is a phishing attempt

< 30%

Only 26% of charities have deployed security monitoring tools

Cyber Security for Charities and Nonprofits

Did you know that the nonprofit sector ranks as the second most targeted industry for cyber attacks?

Unfortunately, many charities are underprepared and lack adequate protection against these threats.

At Qlic, we’re committed to changing that narrative.

With over 20 years of dedicated experience in providing cyber security support to the third sector and working with 350+ not-for-profit clients, we understand the importance of keeping your charity data safe and secure.

Trust Us to Deliver

From the project initiation stage, Qlic invested enough time and effort to understand our needs and were receptive, flexible, transparent, and swift during our commissioning process. Our new IT system has been awarded the Cyber Essential Accreditation.

Reg Parkinson

Age UK, Ealing

We Make Cyber Security for Charities Simple & Accessible

We pride ourselves on making cyber security accessible and simple for charities. With us, there are no complicated contracts or confusing jargon. We share knowledge that makes technology an ally, not a challenge.

Our experienced team is dedicated to understanding the unique needs and challenges of your charity, ensuring that our solutions are tailored to fit your organisation seamlessly.

IASME‑Approved Certification Body​

Qlic IT is an IASME‑approved Certification Body and an accredited Cyber Essentials assessor, enabling us to support organisations through the Cyber Essentials certification process with confidence and expertise.

As an IASME Certification Body, we are authorised to assess organisations against the Cyber Essentials standard. Our experienced team can guide you through the requirements, help you strengthen your cyber security posture, and ensure you meet the criteria needed to achieve certification.

Whether you’re starting your Cyber Essentials journey for the first time or renewing your certification, Qlic IT is here to make the process straightforward, compliant, and tailored to your organisation’s needs.

ISO 9001 & 27001 Certified

We are accredited with ISO 27001 and ISO 9001, demonstrating our commitment to high standards in information security and quality management. Together, these certifications reflect our ongoing efforts to provide secure, high-quality IT services to our clients.

Managed Cyber Security Services Tailored to Your Nonprofit

We offer a range of customisable cyber security packages designed for charities and nonprofits.

Download Our Cyber Security for Charities Brochure

Find out more about our Cyber Security Support, download our free brochure!

Charity Cyber Security FAQs

Why is cyber security important for charities?

More and more charities are relying on IT technology for their needs. As the use of IT grows in the charity sector, so does the threat of malicious cyber activity. Cybersecurity makes sure your charity’s data is safe from attacks both internally and externally. A cyber attack such as losing access to your IT, data attacks and breaches or even having your hard earned funds stolen have a profound negative impact on daily management of charities, finances and reputation.

Do charities need cyber essentials?

An ideal starting point for improving your cyber security is with Cyber Essentials. Cyber Essentials stands as an effective, government-supported cyber security programme, focused on live fundamental controls. When applied accurately, these controls serve to sheild your charity from prevalent cyber threats.

What are the cyber threats to charities?

The most common type of breach or attach experienced by charities is phishing, reported by 83% of charities. This is followed, to a much lesser extent, by others impersonating organisations in email or online (37% of charities), and then viruses or other malware (14% of charities).

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