Want to modernise your company's cybersecurity with external funding? We advise on how to access available grants - from PARP digitalisation grants for SMEs, through funds from the National Recovery Plan (KPO), to EU programmes such as Digital Europe. We help select the right programme for your needs and guide you through the entire application process - from project preparation and form submission to grant settlement. With our support you increase your chances of securing funds to finance key cybersecurity initiatives.
CCyber.io supports businesses and public bodies in obtaining and delivering projects funded from, among others:
- PARP
- KPO
- Digital Europe
- National Training Fund (KFS)
- Regional programmes
Example projects covered by support
- Preparing an organisation for NIS2 or the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
- Implementing regulatory requirements and certification, e.g. ISO 27001, NIS2, CRA
- Building a Security Operations Centre (SOC) and company monitoring
- Cyber hygiene and cyber threat awareness training
- Security mechanism implementation
- Product certification
Scope of support
- Programme selection: identifying the most suitable funding sources for your project (PARP, KPO, EU grants)
- Professional application: preparing complete application documentation (application form, business plan, budget) in line with formal requirements
- Score maximisation: consultations to optimise the application so it meets evaluation criteria and increases the chances of a positive decision
- Project delivery: implementing cybersecurity technologies and solutions, creating security policies and procedures, building processes, preparing for certification and training employees
- Process support: assistance in communicating with the funding institution, answering questions and negotiating contract terms
- Grant settlement: support in preparing final reports and settling the project to ensure compliance with requirements and avoid financial corrections
With financial support you can implement cybersecurity faster and at a lower net cost.
