Keeper for Nonprofit Organisations

Protect your mission, reputation and donor information from password-related cyber attacks.

of successful data breaches involve stolen or compromised passwords¹

of nonprofit organisations use a password management solution²

*Source: ¹Verizon DBIR ²NTEN State of Nonprofit Cybersecurity, 2018

How have cyber attacks impacted the nonprofit sector?

In 2021, Coastal Family Health Center (CFHC), the fourth-largest community health center in Mississippi, was hit by a data breach that compromised PHI belonging to an undisclosed number of patients.
In 2020, Blackbaud, a major provider of cloud computing tools to nonprofit organisations, was hit by a combination ransomware attack and data breach, which compromised millions of donors, potential donors, patients and other individuals associated with Blackbaud’s global client base.
In 2015, the Utah Food Bank was breached, compromising the personal and financial information of over 10,000 donors.

What’s at risk for nonprofits?

Nonprofit organisations hold a wealth of sensitive information on donors and patrons, including full names, street and email addresses, banking and payment card information and donation amounts.

Nonprofit organisations in the healthcare and social services sectors store personal health information (PHI) and other highly sensitive information belonging to patients and clients.

Nonprofit organisations also hold sensitive personal information belonging to employees and volunteers, including Social Security Numbers.

Cybercriminals who don’t agree with a nonprofit’s mission may seek to access and deface an organisation’s web properties or social media accounts.

Keeper protects nonprofit organisations of all sizes from password-related cyber attacks like ransomware

Keeper generates strong, unique passwords and automatically fills them into apps and websites for your employees and volunteers.
All users get a digital, encrypted vault that they can access from any device, running any operating system.
Admins get full visibility into password usage throughout your organisation, enabling them to enforce the use of strong, unique passwords, multi-factor authentication (MFA) and other password security policies.
Granular access controls enable admins to fully customise user privileges based on roles and responsibilities.
Zero-trust framework and zero-knowledge security architecture safeguards your organisation’s information and mitigates the risk of a data breach.

Nonprofit organisations get a special 10% discount

Keeper is proud to serve the nonprofit community and we offer a special 10% discount to all qualified organisations.