Companies to access EU cybersecurity grants of up to €60,000
A draft government decision would make the Cyber Security Agency Moldova’s National Coordination Centre in the field. The centre would help companies, universities and research institutions in Moldova obtain European funding for cybersecurity projects.
The money would come from the EU’s Digital Europe and Horizon Europe programmes, in cooperation with the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre. The maximum amount per beneficiary is €60,000, with exceptions in special cases, and selection will be competitive. The centre would inform potential beneficiaries, help them prepare applications and form international consortia.
To do this, the agency will set up a separate project management unit and grow its staff from 44 to 48. Before managing EU funds directly, it must pass a European Commission assessment.
What it means for you
- The opportunity targets IT companies, system integrators and businesses protecting their digital infrastructure.
- Calls and deadlines have not been announced yet — the document is still a draft.
- It is worth preparing a project idea and potential consortium partners in advance.
Source: Logos Press, 11.11.2026