The European Commission has announced the opening of calls totalling €107 million to enhance cybersecurity in Europe.

The European Commission has announced the opening of calls totalling €107 million to enhance cybersecurity in Europe🛡️

These calls for proposals are part of the EU's efforts to strengthen the continent's digital security and resilience.

The funding will support various initiatives to improve cybersecurity capabilities, foster cooperation among member states, and advance research and innovation in the field. The calls cover several vital areas, including the protection of critical infrastructure, the development of advanced cybersecurity technologies, the promotion of cybersecurity skills and awareness, and the establishment of EU-wide cybersecurity certification schemes.

By investing in these areas, the European Commission aims to bolster Europe's cybersecurity landscape, enhance its ability to respond to cyber threats and ensure the trust and security of digital services and networks across the region.

The calls for proposals are open to public and private entities, including research organizations, universities, industry players, and public authorities. The deadline for submission of proposals varies depending on the specific call, and successful applicants will receive financial support from the European Union to implement their cybersecurity projects.

👉  More information about the Digital Europe Programme here