Brand resources

The Cybersecurity Reach Foundation brand kit

Official logos, colors, type, naming, and practical guidance for partners, volunteers, press, and anyone sharing our work.

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Logo system

Choose the version that fits the space.

Use SVG for web, design, and professional print. Use PNG in office software, email, and social tools. The horizontal logo is the default; the other versions solve specific space or contrast needs.

Original overlay logo

The original supplied composition, combining the large symbol with the stacked foundation name.

SVG PNG

Primary horizontal logo

The default for websites, documents, presentations, and partner pages.

SVG PNG

Reversed horizontal logo

For Reach Navy, black, or other dark, uncluttered backgrounds.

SVG PNG

Stacked logo

For centered, square, or portrait layouts with limited horizontal room.

SVG PNG

Symbol

For avatars, app icons, favicons, and placements where our name is nearby.

SVG PNG

Clear space

Leave space on every side equal to at least one quarter of the symbol's width.

Minimum size

Horizontal: 160 px wide on screen. Symbol: 24 px. Use larger sizes in print whenever possible.

Background

Use the navy logo on white or Mist. Use the white logo on Reach Navy or a dark, quiet image.

Color

A calm, trustworthy palette.

Reach Navy carries the identity. Signal Sky helps people find links and actions. Neutral colors keep safety information clear and readable.

Reach Navy

Primary brand, headings, dark fields

Signal Sky

Links, highlights, calls to action

Ink

High-emphasis text

Slate

Body and supporting text

Mist

Quiet panels and backgrounds

White

Primary ground and reversed artwork

Typography & writing

Primary typeface

Geist Sans

Use Geist Sans for headlines, body copy, buttons, and captions. Use Geist Mono sparingly for labels, dates, data, and technical metadata. If Geist is unavailable, use Arial or another clean sans serif.

Digital safety should be for everyone.

Clear guidance. Free tools. Practical help without fear or jargon.

Cybersecurity Reach Foundation · 2026

Voice

Calm, plain, practical, and human.

Lead with the action. Tell people what to do next, not only what went wrong.
Use everyday language. Explain unavoidable security terms the first time they appear.
Inform without frightening. Be direct about risk without shame, hype, or alarmism.
Respect the reader. Never blame someone for being targeted or tricked.
Be evidence-led. Separate what is known, likely, and still unconfirmed.

Naming

Official name

Cybersecurity Reach Foundation

Use the full name on first mention and in formal materials.

Short name

CSRF

Use after the full name is established. Write it in all capitals.

Tagline

Digital Security for All.

Keep the period. Use title case in running text and capitals only in designed lockups.

Logo care

Keep the mark consistent.

Do not stretch, squash, rotate, or skew the logo.
Do not change the approved colors or add gradients.
Do not add shadows, outlines, glows, or other effects.
Do not rearrange the symbol and wordmark or reset the name in another typeface.
Do not place the logo over a busy image or a low-contrast color.
Do not use the symbol alone when the audience may not know CSRF.