The Hidden Cybersecurity Crisis Facing Human Rights
summary
A field survey of 45 organizations surveyed finds persistent operational impact: over 35% report a cyber incident in the last three months and nearly 40% report deliberate attacks, with about 36% blaming government actors. Small nonprofits lack time and budget, rely on external trainers and peer recommendations to trust tools, and want outsourced services for staff training and threat monitoring. Cost is the top barrier and centralized, confidential third‑party support models are the proposed fix.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:47Digital threats to defenders
- 8:04Protecting defenders online
- 11:59Surveying organizations
- 20:07Trust and tool barriers
- 24:00Q&A
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