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Serious security on a charity budget.

Funders, government contracts and your board now expect proper cyber controls. You hold sensitive information about donors, volunteers and the people you support. Our not-for-profit IT support makes every dollar count, from Perth.

  • Microsoft 365 nonprofit licensing set up and used properly
  • Protection for client, donor and volunteer data
  • Board-ready cyber reporting to support governance duties
  • 40+ Google reviews
  • Perth clients since 2000
  • Zero offshoring
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Free not-for-profit IT review

45 minutes with a Perth engineer. We look at licensing, data protection and what your funders and board expect.

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A Perth-based engineer replies within one business day. Your details are never shared.

We hold ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification from BSI, certificate IS 840964.

Cyber security risks for charities

Your data is sensitive, even if your budget is small.

Many charities handle health, disability or family information. Health information is covered by the Privacy Act whatever your size. Government funding agreements increasingly specify cyber and privacy controls, and your board is responsible for them.

  • Client and donor data

    Case notes, health details and donor payment information. A breach hurts the people you exist to help.

  • Volunteers and shared accounts

    Shared passwords and personal devices are common in not-for-profits, and a common way in. We make individual access simple and affordable.

  • Funder and board accountability

    Funders ask about controls, and boards need to know the risk. We give both a clear, plain-English picture.

Privacy and reporting changes for not-for-profits

Many funders now expect documented security.

The dates that affect your IT and data obligations. We track them so you don’t have to.

  1. 30 May 2025

    Businesses with annual turnover over $3 million must report ransomware payments to the Department of Home Affairs within 72 hours.
  2. Ongoing

    The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Practice Standards and many funding agreements expect documented information management and security.
  3. 10 Dec 2026

    Privacy policies must explain any automated decisions made using personal information, including decisions made with AI tools.
  4. 2026–27

    The second tranche of Privacy Act reform is in consultation. It proposes a “fair and reasonable” test for all data handling.

Not-for-profit cyber security self-check

Could you show your board and funders you’re secure?

Six questions that come up in most reviews by your board or funders. Your answers stay on this page.

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  1. Does every staff member and volunteer have their own login with multi-factor authentication (MFA)?

    Shared accounts make access impossible to control.

  2. Are you using Microsoft nonprofit licensing?

    Many organisations pay commercial prices without needing to.

  3. Is client and donor data kept only in approved systems?

    Not on personal phones and home laptops.

  4. Are Microsoft 365 and client records backed up, with a tested restore?

    Microsoft does not back up your data for you by default.

  5. Is access removed when volunteers and staff leave?

    High turnover makes this easy to miss.

  6. Does your board get regular cyber risk reporting?

    Directors are responsible for oversight of this risk.

What’s included in IT support for charities

Everything not-for-profits need, from one Perth team.

A community organisation’s shared desk with a laptop, and a hall with stacked chairs behind.

  • Helpdesk for staff & volunteers

    Unlimited support, including for part-time staff and volunteers.

  • Nonprofit licensing

    Microsoft 365 nonprofit grants and discounts applied and managed properly.

  • Identity & access

    Individual logins and MFA that volunteers can actually use.

  • Backup & recovery

    Restore-tested backups for Microsoft 365 and client management systems.

  • Staff & volunteer training

    Short phishing simulations and training with completion records.

  • Board reporting & policies

    Plain-English cyber risk reports, policies and an incident response plan.

A referring client’s review of our IT support

Trusted by Perth organisations since 2000.

Local engineers, long relationships and a lot of referrals. That only happens when the work holds up.

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“I have used them for many years and have referred them to many of our clients. They are professional, super knowledgeable and proactively make sure that the IT side of my business always works.”

Rueben Taylor · Google review

Nonprofit Microsoft 365 and IT questions

What charities ask us about cost and volunteers.

Something not covered? Call (08) 9467 2269 and ask an engineer directly.
Can you help us use Microsoft nonprofit licensing?
Yes. We check eligibility, apply the right licences and make sure you’re not paying for what you don’t need.
Do you offer not-for-profit pricing?
Pricing is per user, and we help cut software costs through nonprofit licensing. Ask us about current arrangements for charities.
Can volunteers use their own devices?
Yes, safely. We set up access that protects your data without taking over their personal phone or laptop.
Who has access to our systems?
Your helpdesk, engineering and admin accounts stay with CCP staff in Perth. For 24/7 threat detection and containment we partner with a specialist security operations centre. We document all of this for your board, your funders and your privacy policy.

Protect the people you serve.

A free not-for-profit IT review with a Perth engineer. You keep the findings either way.

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