Online safety shouldn't stop at the office door.
Cyber Inclusion brings practical cybersecurity training and support to the people the industry usually leaves out: older adults, vulnerable individuals, learners with disabilities, and small businesses across Africa and beyond.
I'm an older adult
or caregiver
Learn to spot scams and stay safe online, in plain language.
I run a small
business
Get a right-sized cybersecurity toolkit, no IT team required.
I want to
partner or fund
Help us scale awareness and safety across new communities.
I want to
volunteer or train
Teach digital safety skills in your own community.
Cybersecurity was built for big business. Most people were left out of the room.
When people picture cybersecurity, they picture a corporate IT department. Meanwhile, the people most often exploited online have almost no resources built for them — and small businesses are told to "just get secure" with no budget or guidance to do it.
The elderly are prime targets
Phishing, romance scams, and fake investment schemes are aimed squarely at people who are newer to digital life — often with life-changing losses.
Small businesses go unprotected
Millions of businesses run entirely on mobile money and messaging apps, with no firewall, no backup plan, and no idea where to start.
Disability is treated as an edge case
Digital literacy programs are rarely adapted for learners with disabilities — so the people who need protection most are taught last, if at all.
Five programs. One goal: nobody left undefended.
Every program is built around the real lives of the people it serves — plain language, adapted formats, and guidance that's actually affordable to act on.
Awareness & Training
Community and online sessions on recognizing scams, safe browsing, password habits, and mobile money safety — delivered in plain, jargon-free language, including local languages.
Find a workshop →Quality Education Access
Structured learning pathways that build globally recognized digital skills, opening doors to remote work, further study, and online opportunity — aligned with UN SDG 4.
Explore learning paths →SMB Protection & Enablement
Right-sized, affordable cybersecurity guidance for small businesses: basic risk checks, simple policies, safe payments, and what to do if something goes wrong.
Get the SMB toolkit →Inclusive Learning for Every Ability
Training built in visual, audio, and simplified formats, compatible with assistive technology, so cybersecurity education finally reaches learners with disabilities.
Request adapted training →Partnerships & Ecosystem Building
Working with governments, telecoms, banks, schools, and global cybersecurity organizations to fund, localize, and scale this work across Africa and beyond.
Become a partner →Built around the goals the world already agreed on.
Cyber Inclusion's work maps directly onto the UN Sustainable Development Goals — because digital safety is inseparable from education, economic opportunity, and equality.
Quality Education
Inclusive, equitable digital literacy and safety education for everyone.
Decent Work & Growth
Helping small businesses trade safely, so they can grow with confidence.
Reduced Inequalities
Closing the digital safety gap for the elderly, disabled, and vulnerable.
Partnerships for the Goals
A growing coalition of partners funding and scaling our reach.
Free resources, written for real people — not IT departments.
Five habits that stop most scams
Simple, memorable habits anyone can build — no technical background needed.
- ✓Pause before clicking a link in an unexpected message — call the person or company back on a number you already trust.
- ✓Never share a one-time PIN or password with anyone, even someone claiming to be your bank.
- ✓If an offer feels urgent or too good to be true, slow down — that pressure is the scam.
- ✓Keep your apps and phone updated — updates often close safety gaps.
- ✓Talk to someone you trust before sending money you can't get back.
SMB Cybersecurity Toolkit
A printable, no-jargon guide to protecting your business, your customers, and your money.
Request the toolkitAdapted & Accessible Guides
Visual and audio safety guides designed for learners with disabilities and their families.
Browse adapted guidesThere's a place for you in this work.
Partners & funders
Fund training, sponsor a region, or bring your organization's reach to communities that need it most.
Start a partnershipVolunteers & trainers
Join our train-the-trainer program and teach digital safety in your own community, in your own language.
Apply to volunteerCommunities & organizations
Host a workshop for your church, market association, school, or elder care group — we'll bring the training to you.
Host a trainingFounded by people who saw the gap firsthand.
Oluwatobi David
Co-FounderBio coming soon — background, credentials, and story to be added.
Dr. Anthonia Edo
Co-FounderBio coming soon — background, credentials, and story to be added.