Are Christian charities more at risk of hacking?

Tristram Ridley-Jones  |  Comment  |  loving your digital neighbour
Date posted:  9 Jun 2026
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Are Christian charities more at risk of hacking?

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Christian churches, organisations, and charities are entrusted with managing resources – donations, grants, and assets – to fulfil their missions. This stewardship now extends to the digital realm.

As financial operations increasingly rely on technology, cybersecurity is no longer only an IT issue but a fundamental aspect of financial integrity and missional continuity. For finance teams and treasurers, safeguarding digital assets is as crucial as maintaining physical security.

This article outlines the specific cyber risks facing faith-based and non-profit entities and provides practical steps for enhancing digital defence.

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