Public-interest work, checked independently
Investigative teams, legal clinics, and advocacy organizations hold sources, clients, staff, and campaign data. We run managed security on the devices, passwords, and inbound mail you already use. That layer sits between security training and the helpline.
We enroll the laptops, watch devices and logins, filter inbound mail, and stay on it when something breaks. You keep the tools you already use. Public-interest reporting and organizing inform how that layer is designed.
Enrollment, encryption, patching, and monitoring on the machines people already use. We see which laptops are covered and act when one is missing, stale, or gone.
Shared passwords and passkeys go in a vault. We watch logins and cut access when something looks stolen.
Lookalike mail and credential lures get filtered. You stay on Google Workspace or Microsoft 365.
Alert triage and a named person when a laptop is lost or an account is locked. How we reach a device is written down before enrollment.
A short preview. The full engagement sequence — written scope, access rules, and how we adapt — is on How we work.
If you are mid-incident and not a client, start with the Access Now Digital Security Helpline or the Digital First Aid Kit. We run the days in between. We reply within one business day.
If you hold other people's risk, you fit.
Managed security covers devices and mail. Workspaces give your team a private space for files, documents, and collaboration — with backups and an export path so you own the data.
Explore WorkspacesWe tested whether detections and response times held up for PBS under realistic attack scenarios.
Bring headcount, what you work on, and whether anything is on fire. We will say what we would run and what it costs. You do not need to pick a package.