The University of North Texas Cyber Clinic offers pro bono cybersecurity services to local small businesses, nonprofits, and public sector organizations that lack internal resources or need to augment their existing cybersecurity capabilities. Services include: Asset Inventory, Access and Authorization Control, Network Security Configuration, Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), Vulnerability Scanning, Security Policy Creation.

Request Services

Eligibility to Request Services

  • Must be based in the DFW metroplex.
  • Must be a small business, nonprofit, or public sector organization.
  • Ideal clients have fewer than 40 employees and limited or no dedicated IT or cybersecurity staff.
  • Must commit 3-6 hours of staff time per week to coordinate with the clinic during the semester.
  • No prior cybersecurity knowledge is required.

What You Get

  • A 30-minute on-site, non-technical security briefing tailored to your organization.
  • On-site visit (2-3 hours) by a team of 4-5 students.
  • Review of Wi-Fi, point-of-sale, backups, software updates, and passwords.
  • Clear report with quick, budget-friendly fixes.
  • Zero sales pitch, 100% community service.

How to Request Services

Interested in partnering with the clinic? Use the button below to reach out.

Business Inquiry

Volunteers

Student Volunteers

  • Must be a current UNT student.
  • Must be enrolled in the 3-credit CSCE 4930 course during the semester.
  • Should demonstrate teamwork, an interest in cybersecurity, and a commitment to strengthening Texas cyber resilience.
  • No prior cybersecurity experience is required.

Student Mentors

  • Must be a cybersecurity professional living and working in Texas.
  • Must be available to advise student teams for approximately 1 hour per week during the semester.

How to Apply to Volunteer

Interested in volunteering with the clinic? Use the button below to reach out.

Volunteer Inquiry