Public funding

A large share of your security spend can be publicly funded

European public money for cybersecurity does not fund providers — it funds the companies buying security. That means you. Here is what exists, country by country.

up to 90%of eligible spend covered, depending on the country and the scheme

France — Cyber PME (Bpifrance)

€30,000 – €80,000
up to 70% of spend

Two-stage national scheme: a mandatory diagnostic establishes your action plan, then a grant funds its implementation. Only high-priority items from the plan are eligible.

Spain — Kit Consulting

€12,000 – €24,000
advisory vouchers by headcount

For companies with 10 to 249 employees. Cybersecurity is an eligible advisory track, including risk diagnostics, security policy and corrective plans. The advisor must be listed in the national catalogue.

Italy — Voucher Cloud & Cybersecurity

up to €20,000
50% grant, €4,000 minimum spend

National scheme run by the Ministry of Business. Covers security software and infrastructure; specialised services such as configuration and ongoing monitoring are capped at 30% of the total. Application window expected September 2026.

Portugal — Vale Digitalização

€5,000 – €20,000
75% co-financing

Explicitly covers cybersecurity and consultancy services. Applications open throughout 2026.

Poland — Dig.IT

PLN 150,000 – 850,000
up to 50%

Cybersecurity is a supported technology area. Restricted to manufacturing and production-services companies with at least five closed financial years. Further rounds announced for 2026.

Hungary — DIMOP Plusz

HUF 3M – 12M
up to 90%

IT security solutions are an eligible expense. Targets micro and small companies with low digital intensity, in less-developed regions.

Czechia — OP TAK Digitální podnik

CZK 1M – 100M
25% – 60%

Cybersecurity infrastructure and systems are eligible. Open to SMEs implementing outside Prague.

Cross-border — SECURE (Digital Europe)

up to €30,000
cascade funding, seven countries

One application format covering Italy, Poland, Spain, Belgium, Luxembourg, Romania and Austria. Aimed at SMEs making, importing or distributing products with digital elements, and at open-source stewards.

One rule worth knowing before you pick your providers: in several schemes, the company that performs the diagnostic is capped at a small share of the implementation spend. You cannot be both the auditor and the main contractor. We tell you upfront which role serves your case best.

How we help on this

The compliant diagnostic

We run the audit in the format the scheme requires — the gateway to the funding stage.

The application itself

We assemble the file on your behalf: costed action plan, supporting documents, dialogue with the case officer.

Check your eligibility

Tell us your country, your headcount and whether a diagnostic has already been done. We reply within 4 business hours with the applicable scheme and your estimated net cost.

Check my eligibility

Provided for information only, without guarantee. These schemes are reissued annually: amounts, ceilings, criteria and application windows change, and some budgets run out before the announced closing date. Only the managing authority decides your eligibility. Last verified: 4 août 2026.

Contact us

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