National Cyber Safety Initiative

Corporate Sponsors

Corporate Supporting Sponsors

Supporting the continued expansion of cybersecurity awareness across educational institutions.

The National Cyber Safety Initiative provides external cybersecurity awareness reviews to educational institutions at no cost to the institutions.

With more than 2,000 cybersecurity awareness reviews already delivered, NCSI is continuing to expand its work nationally with support from organizations that share our commitment to cybersecurity awareness, education, and stronger digital communities.

Demonstrated impact

2,000+

Cybersecurity Awareness Reviews Delivered

Serving educational institutions across the United States.

Mission

Supporting the Mission

Corporate Supporting Sponsors help NCSI continue expanding its cybersecurity awareness work across educational institutions throughout the United States.

Corporate sponsorship supports the National Cyber Safety Initiative and its continued mission, operations, technology, reporting infrastructure, awareness efforts, and national expansion.

Sponsorship supports NCSI as a whole rather than purchasing reviews for individual educational institutions or a predetermined number of reviews.

Sponsorship

Corporate Sponsorship

NCSI works with organizations whose priorities align with cybersecurity awareness, education, technology, community impact, and stronger digital communities.

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    Cybersecurity awareness

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    Education

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    Technology

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    Community impact

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    Stronger digital communities

Corporate sponsorships may include corporate recognition, aggregate impact reporting, executive briefings, and opportunities for mission-aligned engagement based on the sponsorship relationship.

Sponsorship opportunities are discussed directly with interested organizations so that the appropriate level of involvement can be considered.

  • Corporate recognition
  • Aggregate impact reporting
  • Executive briefings
  • Mission-aligned engagement

Why support

Why Organizations Support NCSI

Corporate Supporting Sponsors have an opportunity to support an initiative focused on cybersecurity awareness, education, responsible technology, and stronger digital communities.

Corporate support helps NCSI build on that foundation and continue expanding its reach nationally.

Beyond the concept stage

NCSI has moved beyond the concept stage. More than 2,000 cybersecurity awareness reviews have been delivered to educational institutions across the United States.

Use of support

What Corporate Sponsorship Supports

Corporate sponsorship helps NCSI continue:

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    Providing cybersecurity awareness reviews to educational institutions at no cost to the institutions

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    Expanding the initiative's national reach

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    Operating and improving NCSI's technology and reporting infrastructure

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    Expanding cybersecurity awareness efforts

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    Improving research, reporting, and delivery capabilities

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    Supporting the infrastructure required for continued growth

Corporate sponsorship supports NCSI's overall mission and operations rather than purchasing reviews for particular institutions.

Independence

Maintaining NCSI's Independence

NCSI maintains independence over its cybersecurity awareness review process.

Corporate support does not influence NCSI's review methodology, observations, report content, or delivery decisions, nor does it provide sponsors access to private institutional systems or confidential institution-level information.
This separation allows NCSI to recognize organizations that support its continued expansion while maintaining the independence of its educational-institution awareness work.

Next step

Discuss Corporate Sponsorship

Organizations interested in supporting the continued expansion of the National Cyber Safety Initiative can contact our team to discuss corporate sponsorship.

sponsors@nationalcybersafety.org

This form does not collect payment. Corporate sponsorship arrangements are established through separate proposals and written agreements.

Pricing, recognition details, and commercial terms are discussed directly and documented in personalized proposals rather than published as a public rate card.