Umbrella Security 1.5

Umbrella provides a comprehensive platform for both digital and physical security resources, designed to assist in managing team security effectively on a budget.

Umbrella offers assistance in identifying and responding to threats encountered during work, communication, or travel. It furnishes users with straightforward instructions to minimize risks even when offline. Users can then implement these guidelines by utilizing provided checklists or creating customized ones. Plans can further be adjusted based on real-time threat notifications from reliable sources or by sharing incident forms with team members. Umbrella's secure infrastructure is particularly suited for NGOs and individuals in vulnerable situations, as it is sustained through grants and paid security training. All content and code are freely available for reuse under specific license terms. Additionally, users have the option to personalize content or incorporate their own material by inquiring at [email protected].

What You Can Do with Umbrella:

• Protect yourself with a variety of lessons covering everyday and emergency scenarios, such as sending secure messages or staying safe in high-risk countries.
• Safeguard devices and data using user-friendly guides for digital security tools.
• Ensure your team's security by sharing checklists and incident forms.
• Track your progress via the dashboard.
• Stay informed about threats with location-based alerts from reputable sources like UN ReliefWeb, Centers for Disease Control, US State Department, and more.
• Stay updated through custom RSS feeds from trusted sources.
• Integrate your security manual into Umbrella by cloning our GitHub repository and uploading your content.
• Expect additional features in the pipeline. Share your security needs with us at [email protected].

Why You Should Trust Us:

• Password encryption ensures that data on your device remains inaccessible to us.
• Your voluntary input of your location excludes GPS or data sharing - we do not retain your information.
• We value feedback, contributions, and responsible disclosure.
• Security recommendations are sourced from reputable entities like EFF, Tactical Tech, Frontline Defenders, CPJ, ECHO, Protection International, among others.

Our content is made available under a Creative Commons license, enabling unrestricted reuse. To verify or contribute to content and code, visit: https://github.com/securityfirst.