Is your church prepared for the digital risks that come with modern ministry?
As churches increasingly rely on online tools for communication, finance, and data management, it’s vital to understand how to protect your church from cyber threats. This course provides practical, easy-to-understand guidance on how to safeguard your church’s digital assets—from websites and emails to sensitive financial and personal information.
This course was previously called 'Computer Security for Churches – Protecting Your Digital Ministry'.
This course is designed for church trustees, PCC members, administrators managing digital records, and any staff or volunteers involved in church finance, communication, or IT.
Take this course to understand the specific cyber risks facing churches today and how to reduce them. Learn how to protect sensitive data, manage digital tools securely, and create a culture of cybersecurity in your church community. Whether you're planning to implement new systems or reviewing your current setup, this course offers essential insights.
By the end of the session, you’ll:
This course delivers clear and practical advice tailored to churches. It covers key topics such as phishing, password management, GDPR, and safe online giving.
The course is delivered by a presenter with hands-on experience in supporting churches with digital safety. It’s a safe space to ask questions, learn the essentials, and build your church’s digital resilience.
This course is delivered live via Zoom. You'll receive full joining details after booking. You'll have the chance to ask questions and participate in discussion during the Q&A session.
No prior IT knowledge is required — just a willingness to learn and engage with the topic.
Please note: The training will be delivered via zoom.
After paying for your place, a member of the ACAT team will be in touch with full joining details.
Robin joined the ACAT team in June 2022, supporting communications with our members, partners and the wider public. He works part time from Portsmouth where he lives with his wife and two children.
Robin has extensive experience in website design and creating both printed and digital communications. He has a degree in Applied Theology, with a focus on Community and Families and has served on the Leadership Team of several churches as a Children and Families Minister.
