Throvel helps nonprofits and social-sector teams understand their risk, secure their data, and meet compliance — in plain language, without a security department of their own.
Small nonprofits hold some of the most sensitive information there is — donor records, client details, the private circumstances of the people they serve — usually in the cloud, often with no security staff and no clear picture of what's at risk. Not because anyone is careless, but because security has always been built for enterprises with budgets, not for teams doing more with less.
A structured assessment of the cloud environments where your data actually lives — Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and beyond. You receive a prioritized, plain-language report of what's at risk and exactly what to fix first.
Governance, risk, and compliance mapped to recognized frameworks like ISO 27001 — then translated into steps your team can genuinely take, at a pace that fits your capacity and your mission.
Practical, right-sized support: safer accounts, reliable backups, and automations that keep your organization protected quietly in the background — without adding to anyone's workload.
Friendly, patient day-to-day help for your team and the people you serve — device setup, account and password issues, and the everyday technology hurdles that slow a small organization down. Clear answers, no jargon.
One consistent approach, applied the same way each time, so findings are comparable and nothing gets missed.
Who can get in, and how well it's protected.
What's reachable beyond its intended audience.
Whether backups exist, and actually restore.
Whether you'd know if something happened.
Storage, sprawl, and forgotten access.
A findings report with severity ratings, remediation steps in priority order, and a maintenance plan — written to be read by people, not just IT departments.
Throvel is built on hands-on security and governance practice, combined with day-to-day work supporting vulnerable people with their digital safety. That mix matters: it means guidance that is technically sound and genuinely humane — no jargon, no fear, no overselling. Just a clear picture of where you stand and what to do next.
No commitment and no sales pressure — just a clear, honest look at where your organization stands today.
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