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Secure Pride builds cybersecurity infrastructure, tooling, and training for LGBTQ+ organizations and other at-risk civil society groups that need security to be low-friction, trustworthy, and usable by under-resourced teams.
Security is often built for well-resourced teams. Secure Pride is built for volunteer-heavy organizations facing harassment, doxxing, phishing, data exposure, and limited operational capacity.
Every tool, interface, and documentation artifact is designed for reduced cognitive load, plain-language comprehension, and screen-reader compatibility.
Leadership, design, and threat modeling are informed by lived experience from the communities the organization serves.
Secure Pride treats safety infrastructure as a public good, with open licensing and a privacy-by-default technical posture.
Core mission: make cybersecurity accessible, affordable, and manageable for communities that need it most.
Secure Pride’s portfolio spans security tooling, governance frameworks, and AI-native threat defense designed for small civil society organizations.
A modular, CLI-first security audit framework tailored to under-resourced nonprofit operations.
A reusable data processing agreement framework for LGBTQ+ nonprofits handling sensitive community data.
An in-development toolkit addressing prompt injection, output integrity, and AI-assisted phishing threats targeting civil society.
Secure Pride’s product philosophy emphasizes execution excellence without sacrificing clarity, accessibility, or community trust.
Readable systems, readable docs, and plain language instead of jargon theater.
Complex systems are easier to contribute to when they are broken into understandable, testable units.
Design decisions actively reduce overwhelm during real-world use and incident response.
A small founding team combining cybersecurity engineering, research training, information governance, and community-centered design.
Leads technical development, strategic planning, grant research, and program delivery, with experience in zero-trust architecture, open-source development, AI safety integration, and accessibility-first product design.
Supports administrative infrastructure, records management, and documentation governance, bringing institutional-grade archival and information governance experience.
