Nonprofit Vulnerability Management
Web Application Security Testing for Nonprofits
Your website, donation portal, volunteer registration, and event pages are internet-facing attack surfaces. We test them for vulnerabilities that could expose donor data or compromise your organization.
Web Application Risks for Nonprofits
Your donation page handles credit cards. Your volunteer form collects PII. These need security testing.
Donation Pages Handle Payment Data
Your online donation form processes credit card information. A vulnerability could expose donor payment data — creating legal liability, PCI DSS violations, and devastating reputational damage.
Forms Collect PII
Volunteer registration, event signups, and contact forms collect personal information that must be protected. Cross-site scripting, SQL injection, and other web flaws can expose this data.
Third-Party Plugins Add Risk
WordPress plugins, donation widgets, and event management tools introduce third-party code with their own vulnerabilities. Regular testing catches weaknesses in these components.
Comprehensive Web Security Testing
Your web applications tested against OWASP Top 10 and beyond.
OWASP Testing
Testing against the OWASP Top 10 — the most critical web application security risks.
Learn MorePayment Flow Testing
Specialized testing of donation and payment flows for PCI DSS compliance and data protection.
Learn MorePlugin Assessment
Third-party plugins, themes, and integrations assessed for known vulnerabilities.
Learn MoreRemediation Guidance
Developer-friendly findings with clear remediation steps and priority ranking.
Learn MoreWhat’s Included
Every feature and service included when your nonprofit partners with BrightWorks IT for this solution. No hidden fees, no surprise charges — just comprehensive support designed for mission-driven organizations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
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