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Zeroth Cloud Pilot: Call for Civil Society Partners
Civil society organisations across Africa face digital threats once reserved for governments and large corporations: targeted phishing, account takeovers, commercial spyware, and surveillance by state and mercenary actors. Yet most organisations lack the dedicated security personnel and infrastructure needed to identify threats early and respond effectively.
Resilience Technologies built Zeroth Cloud to help close that gap. It is a managed security monitoring and incident response service designed specifically for civil society. Participating organisations will be onboarded using our Resilience Model, a framework that supports organizations towards true digital resilience. Thereafter, each organization will be matched to a dedicated security analyst who will onboard them on Zeroth Cloud which will monitor for threats and vulnerabilities within each organisation’s critical assets like laptops, networks, cloud environments and containers. Analysts provide swift response when threats are detected and confirmed to be critical.
We will work with each organisation to establish an appropriate monitoring scope, clear communication channels, and an accountable process for handling security incidents and findings.
We are inviting a limited number of civil society organisations to participate in this pilot program.
As a pilot, this is a shared learning experience, and your organisation’s context, feedback, and insights will directly shape how Zeroth Cloud develops to meet the security needs of civil society across Africa.
What your organisation gets
- Continuous security monitoring: Automated detection across enrolled devices, helping identify suspicious activity and potential compromises around the clock.
- Human-led review and direct support: Security alerts are reviewed by trained analysts, with findings communicated in plain language alongside recommended next steps. Automated alerts are not automatically treated as confirmed incidents.
- Continuous security monitoring: Automated detection across enrolled devices, helping identify suspicious activity and potential compromises around the clock
- Relevant threat intelligence: Monitoring informed by threats affecting African civil society, including indicators associated with malware, targeted attacks, and surveillance.
- Practical incident response: Guidance to help your organisation assess, contain, and respond to identified threats.
- Supported onboarding: Assistance from our team to configure monitoring, explain what data is collected, and minimise disruption to your work
- No-cost participation: The service is provided at no cost for the duration of the pilot.
📅 Application deadline: October 30, 2026