Digital security learning for civil society

Build digital resilience before the pressure starts.

Practical, self-paced training for activists, NGOs, journalists and civic actors who need safer accounts, communications, devices and response plans — without unnecessary technical complexity.

10 chapters Anonymous quizzes Practical guidance
Learning platform for civil society

Build Resilience. Protect What Matters.

ResilienceLab.online is a learning platform for civil society organisations, activists, and individuals working in challenging environments. It brings together practical courses, tools, and resources designed to strengthen organisational resilience, security, and sustainability.

10 Thematic chapters
Self-paced Flexible learning flow
Practical Non-technical guidance
Course Dashboard
Learning path 10 chapters + anonymous quizzes
Threat Modelling Lesson + Quiz
Account Protection Lesson + Quiz
Secure Communication Lesson + Quiz
Device Security Lesson + Quiz
Mobile Safety Lesson + Quiz
Incident Response Lesson + Quiz

Practical learning

Accessible, plain-language materials focused on everyday digital security and real-world organisational challenges.

Self-paced format

Users can progress chapter by chapter, revisit topics, and build durable habits rather than consume abstract theory.

Built for resilience

Designed to support organisations operating under pressure, including legal uncertainty, digital threats, burnout, and limited resources.

Learning modules

Start with the topics that matter most.

The handbook is structured into thematic chapters covering core areas of digital security, including an introduction to digital security, threat modelling, account protection, secure communication, device and data protection, phishing awareness, mobile safety, social media risks, secure file sharing, and incident response.

Interactive quiz flow

Reinforce learning through practice.

Quizzes help users check whether they understood the key ideas, identify gaps in knowledge, and reflect on how the guidance applies in real situations. Individual results are not stored on the server.

Quiz preview

What is the primary goal of threat modeling in the context of digital security for activists?

✓
To systematically identify risks and appropriate defenses for an activist's situation.
B
To completely eliminate all digital threats permanently.
C
To install as many security tools as possible.

Accessible learning for organisations under pressure.

Built to support civil society actors facing shrinking civic space, digital threats, political pressure, and operational strain — with practical materials that are realistic, usable, and non-technical.

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