Social justice organizations increasingly navigate digital threats that can impact the safety of their staff, partners, and the communities they serve. Building strong digital security practices isn’t just about protecting data—it’s about protecting people, relationships, and the movements working toward a more just and equitable future.
Join The Fund for Santa Barbara and Rogue Metrics for an engaging, hands-on workshop that introduces the fundamentals of digital security through the lens of collective care and organizational resilience. Designed for grassroots organizations and nonprofit staff, this session will explore common digital risks while providing practical, accessible tools to strengthen your organization’s security practices.
Whether you’re developing policies for your team or simply looking to improve your organization’s everyday habits, you’ll leave with actionable strategies to reduce digital risk, safeguard sensitive information, and foster a culture of shared responsibility that helps your organization—and the communities you serve—thrive.
In this session, participants will learn how to:
- Strengthen your organization’s digital resilience. Develop everyday practices that help create a culture of security, collective responsibility, and preparedness in the face of evolving digital threats.
- Protect people, information, and organizational assets. Learn practical tools and strategies—including password managers, multi-factor authentication, secure file-sharing practices, VPNs, and thoughtful use of AI platforms—to better safeguard sensitive information and organizational infrastructure.
- Recognize and reduce common digital risks. Build confidence identifying phishing attempts, malware, unsecured networks, and other common vulnerabilities while learning practical steps your organization can take to prevent and respond to security incidents.
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