Supporting Missions for People and Planet.
Mission tech aims improve the technical and operational capabilities of organizations seeking the betterment of human health, wellbeing, peace, and relationship with the natural world.
Supporting Missions for People and Planet.
Mission tech aims improve the technical and operational capabilities of organizations seeking the betterment of human health, wellbeing, peace, and relationship with the natural world.
Organizations today rely on a patchwork of tools to manage programs, donors, volunteers, and more—but these systems rarely talk to each other, leaving staff stuck bridging the gaps by hand, costing time and clarity. Mission Tech builds the glue that gets data flowing smoothly between disparate systems, so teams can focus less on logistics and more on impact.
In today's ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape, threat actors’ tactics and the best practices to thwart them are continually changing, and mission-driven organizations rarely have the technical expertise or capacity to keep up. Mission Tech helps by assessing an organization's risk profile and technical footprint, then recommending clear, actionable steps to strengthen defenses—whether that’s configuring enterprise authentication, securing cloud tools, or rolling out password management with proven-usable patterns.
A mission-driven organization’s most valuable asset—its data—is often stored on a single cloud service or physical machine, creating a single point of failure that can result in data loss. Mission Tech partners with organizations to think through failure scenarios—from ransomware attacks to physical failures to cloud service interruptions—identify critical data and workflows, and build backups and contingency plans to keep the work going and critical data protected.