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Resources
A catalogue of resources, each reviewed by the CCNDR team. Narrow by topic, type, skill level, role, or cost.
Showing 10 resources - updated October 30, 2026
An interactive, multilingual incident-triage resource developed by the Rapid Response Network (RaReNet) and CiviCERT that walks civil society organizations, activists, and staff through diagnosing common digital emergencies and connecting with qualified support providers.
A Canadian nonprofit organization providing digital safety education, community workshops, and support resources to help individuals, families, and community groups address cyber harassment, online scams, impersonation, and AI-enabled fraud.
An accredited global network of Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) and rapid-response providers helping civil society organizations, human rights defenders, and independent media respond to digital security incidents.
Canada’s national repository for data, intelligence, and reporting on fraud and identity theft, supporting organizations affected by grant scams, donation fraud, and business email compromise.
A free, 24/7 emergency digital security helpline available in multiple languages that provides rapid incident response and preventive guidance to civil society organizations, activists, and journalists worldwide.
An initiative of the Geneva-based CyberPeace Institute providing free cybersecurity assistance, threat intelligence, and capacity-building tools to humanitarian and nongovernmental organizations worldwide.
Canada’s central agency for collecting information and criminal intelligence on fraud and identity theft. It publishes timely scam alerts and prevention advice that help nonprofits protect their fundraising and financial operations.
Canada’s unified national reporting system operated by the RCMP and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, enabling organizations and individuals to report cybercrime and fraud incidents to law enforcement.
The official portal and reporting forms for notifying the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada when a privacy breach poses a real risk of significant harm to individuals.
The official federal portal for reporting cybersecurity incidents, vulnerabilities, and threats to the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security to receive technical advice and support.