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Cyber Volunteer Programs (Region 1)

Cyber volunteer programs play a critical role in upskilling the cyber workforce and supporting the cyber resilience of under-resourced high-risk communities.   

Across the United States, academic institutions, non-profits, and state governments are setting up cybersecurity clinics and volunteer corps to provide under-resourced civil high-risk communities with access to free, hands-on support for incident response and resilience building. 

Review the programs below to learn about programs in your area, including how prospective volunteers can get involved and how under-resourced civil society organizations can request assistance. 

Cyber Volunteer Programs in Region 1

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Cyber Clinic

Student teams work directly with municipalities and hospitals across New England to assess their cyber risk and recommend practical, low-cost steps to reduce their vulnerabilities. 
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Bridgewater State University Cyber Assessment Services

BSU provides technical support to local businesses and municipalities, which often lack the staffing and funding to protect themselves against cyberattacks.
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CyberPeace Institute - CyberPeace Builders

Learn more about the services provided by a non-profit organization that aims to reduce the impact of cyberattacks to individuals and communities.