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Free Tech For Nonprofits!

Continuing with our giving-back-to-the-community theme, Baltimore-based ZeroFOX says it created a new program to provide its military-grade cybersecurity technology to nonprofits for free to protect against hackers and viruses on any device, system, or social network. Any can apply as long as they can prove their nonprofit status and provide a letter of good standing from their appropriate jurisdiction. CEO James Foster says he’s spent the last year trying to create a giving back company culture. The startup, which raised $2.2M from Genacast Ventures and Core Capital last year, has more community programs in the pipeline. 

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