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Cyber Insurance

Cyber Insurance for Nonprofits

Truscott Insurance Solutions
August 1, 2026
4 min read

Nonprofits hold sensitive information, including donor payment details and, often, personal data about the people they serve. Combined with tight budgets and lean staffing, that makes nonprofits an appealing and vulnerable target.

Why nonprofits are at risk

Limited resources often mean limited security, and reliance on volunteers can widen the number of people with access to systems. A breach can also damage the donor trust a nonprofit depends on to operate.

What cyber insurance helps with

  • Breach response and notifying affected donors or clients.
  • Recovery from ransomware and fraud.
  • Liability from exposed personal data.

What Truscott recommends

Protecting donor trust and beneficiary data is part of good stewardship. Coverage scaled to a nonprofit is often affordable. Explore cyber insurance options or start a quote.

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