🔑Password & Documentation Platforms
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Password and documentation platforms provide nonprofits with a secure infrastructure for managing sensitive information, mitigating the risk of data breaches, and ensuring compliance with industry standards. These platforms enhance operational efficiency by centralizing access control, streamlining documentation processes, and promoting secure password management practices, contributing to nonprofit organizations' overall resilience and data integrity.
You should never use passwords in conventional Excel, Word, or Google Docs documents. Instead, use robust encryption mechanisms and dedicated password management systems to safeguard sensitive credentials, ensuring higher security and data protection.
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1Password Teams is a robust business-grade password management system with an unadvertised nonprofit rate (50% off the normal teams rate). Email [email protected] to learn more and receive the discount.
DashLane Business is a fantastic choice for nonprofits seeking a robust password manager. Its user-friendly interface and advanced security features make it easy to protect sensitive data. By utilizing TechSoup's 50% discount ($admin fee of $35), nonprofits can acquire DashLane at a significantly reduced cost ($4 per user per month), making it an affordable option.
Hudu is an incredible platform for managing passwords and documentation for your organization. It's very customizable and can mold to your needs. Hudu offers some special nonprofit pricing, but you'll have to reach out to inquire about your specific organization.
GitBook is a versatile knowledge-sharing platform. It streamlines information management, aiding collaboration. In fact, this website is built on Gitbook! To access the free nonprofit offering, visit GitBook's site, provide details, and verify your nonprofit status. Full instructions here.
