Cybersecurity Volunteer Opportunities List (CVOL)

CyberPeace Foundation endeavors to make the internet a more secure, stable, trustworthy and inclusive place for all netizens across the globe.

As a non-partisan collective, we unite expertise, experiences, capacity and intent across a broad spectrum of institutions, disciplines and cultures in order to combat the common threat of cybercrime.

Members of the Indian Cyber Squad can expect to receive a number of benefits by joining our team.

Members will have the opportunity to work alongside and learn from a diverse group of experts in the field of cyber security and cyber crime investigation. This will allow members to gain valuable experience and develop their skills while making a meaningful contribution to our efforts.

Our Members will have access to cutting-edge tools and technologies used in the field of cyber security, which will enable them to stay up-to-date with the latest industry trends and developments.

Members will have the satisfaction of knowing that they are making a positive impact in the fight against cyber crime, and are helping to create a safer and more secure digital environment for all citizens.

Finally, members will have the opportunity to network with like-minded individuals and build valuable connections within the cyber security community. These connections can be invaluable for career advancement and professional development.

Overall, members of the Indian Cyber Squad can expect to receive a wealth of benefits, including hands-on experience, access to the latest tools and technologies, the satisfaction of making a positive impact, and the opportunity to network and build connections within the industry.

African Society for Cyber Security Awareness - ASCSA

Is a non-profit organisation established to promote safe online behaviour and practices. They aim to encourage South Africans and the rest of the world to be more vigilant about practicing safe online habits and to view internet safety as a shared responsibility at home, in the workplace, and in our communities.

Do you think you have what it takes to become a Volunteer at ASCSA? Contact Motlatsi on 073 042 3320 or email your enquiries to volunteer@ascsa.org.za

What are cyber 360s?

Last year we launched the Cyber 360 programme, which aims to support councils as they work to reduce cyber risk, by encouraging a whole-council approach to Cyber Security. They involve a multi-disciplinary team of council peers and external experts spending two or three days with a council, offering advice and support, and following up with a reflective report.

Why should I volunteer?

Volunteers are an integral part of the Cyber 360 process. They conduct the insightful conversations which enable us to see the strengths and improvements of each council.

FIRST is the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams. The idea of FIRST goes back until 1989, only one year after the CERT(r) Coordination Center was created after the infamous Internet worm. Back then incidents already were impacting not only one closed user group or organization, but any number of networks interconnected by the Internet.

In FIRST you can donate your time in one or more areas like: standardization; special interest groups; organising events; contribute to the best practices. Through that you can acquire a range of skills for example: Threat Intelligence skills; The ability to work in a team; Leadership; Problem solving and adaptability; Communicating with stakeholders; The ability to plan and prioritise work; Time management; Report writing; Improved interpersonal skills.

The Cyber Helpline is the cyber community coming together to fill the huge gap in support for victims of cybercrime and online harm.

We're seeking volunteers, in the UK and US, who can give just a few hours a week to this cause, and be part of a dynamic exciting organisation.

Volunteering at The Cyber Helpline is a great way to use your skills to help people, but also a great way to develop your career, gain experience and do some good.

All of our volunteers work remotely using online collaboration tools, so it is easy to fit in around your study or work

The Cyber Helpline is the cyber community coming together to fill the huge gap in support for victims of cybercrime and online harm.

We're seeking volunteers, in the UK and US, who can give just a few hours a week to this cause, and be part of a dynamic exciting organisation.

Volunteering at The Cyber Helpline is a great way to use your skills to help people, but also a great way to develop your career, gain experience and do some good.

All of our volunteers work remotely using online collaboration tools, so it is easy to fit in around your study or work

The Center for Cyber Safety and Education (Center), formerly ISC2 Foundation, is a non-profit charitable trust committed to making the cyber world a safer place for everyone. The Center breaks down barriers in exposure and access to the cyber profession and provides opportunities for individuals, groups, and organizations with the most need to benefit from ISC2's commitment to the profession. The Center is the charitable foundation of ISC2. ISC2 is an international nonprofit membership association focused on inspiring a safe and secure cyber world. Best known for the acclaimed Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification, ISC2 offers a portfolio of credentials that are part of a holistic, programmatic approach to security.

Three Volunteer Opportunites: Scholarship Review Panelist, Cyber Security Health Check - Small Business Guidance, Safe and Secure Online - Cyber Saftey Volunteer

Volunteer with the Cybersecurity Forum Initiative (CSFI) – Lead and be led. Learn and grow.

"The Cyber Security Forum Initiative (CSFI) is unique in its mission of maintaining and furthering those advantages by fostering Cyber awareness and collaboration among the U.S. government, military, and commercial sectors, as well as with international partners. CSFI is prescient not only in its work in defeating current Cyber threats but also in anticipating future challenges. In its provision of security solutions, guidance and education on Cyber issues, CSFI is working to prepare government and industry for the Cyber challenges to come. By promoting collaboration and an exchange of ideas on Cyber between government and industry, CSFI is not only helping give our military services, intelligence, and law enforcement agencies the skills and resources they need both to protect us and to project American power."

CSIRT.global is a global, volunteer-led, not-for-profit organization, aiming to make the world more secure by going after vulnerabilities no-one else cares for.

We are a sister organization to the Dutch Institute for Vulnerability Disclosure (DIVD). In 2022, international CSIRT activities were moved to CSIRT.global, as a first step to build an international network of like-minded people.