Non-profits
Protecting your non-profit with limited resources
Member data, donations, grants, online accounts shared between volunteers: non-profits handle sensitive information, often on personal computers and without anyone in charge of IT.
Kayzen Security is in a pilot programme: no customer references are cited on these pages, and no module is on sale yet.
The sector's challenges
Shared accounts
Email, social media, online banking: credentials passed around between volunteers and not always changed after someone leaves.
Personal computers
Volunteers use their own equipment, which is more or less up to date.
Member data
Member and donor files fall under the GDPR, just as for a company.
Payment fraud
Fake service provider or fake chair: volunteer treasurers are targeted too.
Useful Kayzen modules
Actual status as of 31 October 2026. Nothing is on sale yet: the pilot programme is open.
- Pilot programmeK-Shield DNSBlocks known phishing on the non-profit's computers that have the agent installed.Learn more
- In developmentK-Patch and K-InventoryDesigned to keep the non-profit's computers up to date.Learn more
- In developmentK-MailDesigned to spot payment fraud attempts in email.Learn more
- In developmentK-Guard NGAVDesigned to protect against malware on Windows and macOS.Learn more
What you need to know
- Kayzen Home is reserved for the private, non-commercial use of a household: devices used for a non-profit's activities fall under the business offers.
- The first steps cost nothing: a shared password manager, two-factor authentication, named accounts, backups.
- Terms for non-profits will be specified at commercial launch; the pilot programme is open.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions, our answers
Can a non-profit use Kayzen Home for free?
No: Kayzen Home is reserved for the private, non-commercial use of a household. A non-profit can join the pilot programme, which is free for its duration.
Where to start with no budget?
Turn on two-factor authentication for email and banking, use a shared password manager, and set up regular backups. Our guides detail each step.
Practical guides to go further
- Good habitsPasswords and passkeys: securing your accountsCreate strong, unique passwords, use a password manager, turn on two-factor authentication and switch to passkeys: the simple guide.Read the guide
- Scams and threatsRecognising an IBAN change scamFake supplier, fake CEO, altered bank details: the warning signs of payment fraud, the verification procedure and what to do if you have already paid.Read the guide
- In the workplaceBackups: the 3-2-1 rule explainedThree copies, two media, one off-site and offline: applying the 3-2-1 rule, testing restoration and protecting backups against ransomware.Read the guide
Other sectors
- Small businesses and SMEsProtecting your computers without an IT department.
- Professional firms and regulated professionsLawyers, accountants, notaries: protecting professional secrecy.
- HealthcareMedical practices, laboratories, facilities: ensuring continuity of care.
- Local authoritiesTown halls, inter-municipal bodies: ensuring continuity of public services.
- IndustryIndustrial SMEs: protecting office and shop-floor computers.
- Education and trainingSchools, training organisations: protecting pupils, trainees and staff.
Ready to simplify your security?
Join the pilot programme or request a demo of the console. Free, no commitment, no credit card.