Nonprofit Cyber sets AI, funding collaboration and global advocacy priorities
The 47-member coalition says its 2026–2028 plan will map nonprofit AI-security work, support joint funding efforts and coordinate civil-society input into global cyber policy.
By NGO Tech News desk4 min read
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Nonprofit Cyber has set three priorities for 2026–2028: artificial intelligence, collaboration and funding, and global cyber-policy advocacy. The coalition says its 47 members develop services, standards, tools and capacity-building approaches for public-interest cybersecurity.
The coalition plans to map AI-security work
It intends to update its Solutions Index with members' AI-related initiatives and publish blogs, webinars and case studies that show what organisations are building and where collaboration may be possible.
Joint funding moves onto the agenda
The plan calls for sessions and case studies on joint projects, larger funding opportunities and collective funding models. The coalition also plans engagement with the UN Global Mechanism on Cybersecurity.
Delivery measures are not yet published
The announcement defines direction but does not provide a budget, milestones or outcome targets. NGOs and funders should watch for the updated index, joint funding results and evidence that member input reaches policy processes.
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