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Small Business Cybersecurity Support Programs Finder
The Small Business Cybersecurity Support Programs Finder is a tool to help small businesses and entities locate programs throughout the United States that are hosted by non-profit institutions and that have dedicated services helping their region’s small business community proactively manage cybersecurity risks. Resources include conducting risk assessments and penetration tests, compliance services, helping with preparedness and response measures, and more. Programs that do not provide direct services are excluded from this list.
Non-Endorsement: The NIST Small Business Cybersecurity Support Programs Finder is provided as a public service of the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Users of the tool are not permitted to use the name or logo of NIST in any advertisement, promotion, news release or other type of statement, written or verbal, in any way that implies a NIST endorsement, certification or approval of any company, product or service. NIST does not vouch for or validate the programs listed within the tool.
To be considered for inclusion on the list submit a request to smallbizsecurity [at] nist.gov (smallbizsecurity[at]nist[dot]gov). Include program name, host institution, city and state, and URL. Programs must be hosted by non-profit institutions and have dedicated services helping their region’s small business community proactively manage cybersecurity risks.
View our related resource, Building Your Small Business’s Cybersecurity Team: From In-House to Outsourcing.
Content outlined on the Small Business Cybersecurity Corner webpages contain documents and resources submitted directly to us from our contributors. These resources were identified by our contributors as information they deemed most relevant and timely—and were chosen based on the current needs of the small business community.