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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 Indigenous-owned Manitoba nonprofit foundation delivering accessible cybersecurity awareness and scam-prevention workshops to schools, band councils, and community organizations across Canada, including rural, remote, and northern communities.
A free resource hub from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) providing lesson plans, teaching handouts, and facilitation guidance for trainers delivering digital security workshops to community members and non-technical audiences.
A free suite of structured tabletop exercise packages from the UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) that helps organizations practice responding to ransomware, phishing, remote-work incidents, and supply-chain compromises in a safe environment.
A free, multilingual online learning platform developed by Free Press Unlimited and Greenhost offering interactive courses on phishing prevention, password hygiene, secure devices, threat modelling, and online harassment for civil society and media workers.
Trauma-informed digital safety workshops, facilitator guides, and multilingual participant handouts from Canadian nonprofit MediaSmarts, designed to help frontline workers support survivors of technology-facilitated violence across device, communication, and browsing safety.
A set of practical conversation guides and training videos from Women’s Shelters Canada equipping rural, remote, northern, and Indigenous shelter workers to support survivors experiencing digital stalking, harassment, and privacy exposure.
A catalogue of self-paced online courses from the Nonprofit Technology Enterprise Network (NTEN), offering accessible, nonprofit-focused training on cybersecurity, data privacy, IT management, and digital strategy.
A workforce training program operated by Skills for Change in partnership with Computek College that prepares internationally trained professionals for cybersecurity roles in Canada, serving as a potential talent pipeline for organizations hiring security staff.
Toronto Metropolitan University’s national center for cybersecurity training, research, and innovation, operating the Catalyst Cyber Clinic alongside workforce training and public education programs.
A free e-learning platform from the KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation offering self-paced online courses on cybersecurity, privacy, and digital safety for individuals and organizations.