This post is part of our ongoing Community Call Series under the Cybersecurity Assessment Tool (CAT) project, where we bring together civil society organizations, nonprofits, and human rights defenders to strengthen digital resilience.
How do you create a digital space that feels like home for communities at risk? Over the past six months, our Matchbox partnership with Youth Initiative Foundation (YIF) helped us explore this question.
We reflect on the questions and challenges that social justice organisations approached us with in 2023.
Read about our partnership with the Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA).
Working with Amnesty Tech, we looked at how Amnesty International has woven a critical understanding of technology into their human rights defence work.
Earlier this year we started a new project to examine and strengthen our digital resilience. In this blog post, we’re sharing some reflections about the new tools our team is testing out!
Rsearch findings and practical advice for human rights documenters.
What to consider before building a tool from scratch.
We spoke with Ledys Sanjuan, Advocacy, Communications & Tech Manager at the FRIDA Fund.
Tips and tools for weathering the work-from-home part of this storm.
A guide for building attack archetypes & case studies.
We’ve been working on a project with Internews to support organisational security practitioners working with human rights organisations. One aspect of the project focuses on measuring impact.
Tools for orgsec practitioners, security researchers and others.
Explore our research and digital security toolkiit
Options for organisations creating public interest technology that want to ensure the software they develop undergoes a rigorous security audit.
At the outset of our research project on digital ID, we aimed to design consent and data management processes that uphold the dignity and rights of the communities in our study
We partnered with the Ford Foundation to look at how civil society can strengthen their digital security, what and who is out there to support them, and how they can develop better digital security practices.
We are celebrating International Women’s Day with a compilation of resources, guides and organisations that help women and trans* persons use digital technologies in a safer way.
LevelUp features resources, advice, and insight for becoming a better digital safety trainer and better prepare for, manage, and evaluate events. The customizable LevelUp Trainers’ Curriculum has been field-tested to create the open and participatory dynamic found best fit for a digital security training environment.