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ActiveNational Security Agency (NSA) · 2026

Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Program

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Agency: National Security Agency (NSA)
Funding: Varies by project
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: State and local governments, non-profit organizations, and private entities.

About This Grant

Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Program is sponsored by National Security Agency (NSA). This program funds projects enhancing cybersecurity for critical infrastructure sectors in the United States. It promotes public-private partnerships to deliver cybersecurity outcomes, focusing on improving security and strengthening cybersecurity awareness.

Program activities include advisories, technical guidance, threat intelligence, and collaborative security exercises.

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# National Security Agency Cybersecurity | Cybersecurity A **. gov** website belongs to an official government organization in the United States.

National Security Agency/Central Security Service * Mission & Combat Support * Central Security Service * Cybersecurity Collaboration Center * Collaborative Partnerships * DIB Cybersecurity Services * Standards and Certifications * Artificial Intelligence Security Center * Declassification & Transparency Initiatives * Cybersecurity Advisories & Guidance * Telework and Mobile Security Guidance * DoD Microelectronics Guidance * National Cryptologic Museum * National Cryptologic Memorial [](https://www.

nsa. gov/cybersecurity/) [](https://www. nsa.

gov/cybersecurity/) [](https://www. nsa. gov/cybersecurity/) # Preventing and Eradicating Cyber Threats NSA’s Cybersecurity Collaboration Center promotes public-private partnerships to deliver cybersecurity outcomes.

[](https://www. nsa. gov/cybersecurity/) NSA Cybersecurity prevents and eradicates threats to U.S. national security systems with a focus on the Defense Industrial Base and the improvement of U.S. weapons’ security.

It also strives to promote cybersecurity education, research, and career-building. NSA partners with other U.S. Government agencies, allies, industry, academia, and researchers to strengthen cybersecurity awareness to advance the state of cybersecurity. [](https://www.

nsa. gov/cybersecurity/) ## Advisories & Technical Guidance Read through the cybersecurity advisories and technical guidance released by NSA. From open source code to NSA certification, learn more about the types of products and services we offer to partners and customers.

## Threats Intelligence & Assessments NSA offers insights into threat intelligence and assessments in these downloadable resources. [](https://www. nsa.

gov/cybersecurity/) ## Post-Quantum Resources NSA shares our view on the remaining algorithms in the National Institute of Standards & Technology post-quantum standardization effort. ## Communications Products & Annual Reviews NSA promotes how it is rebuilding its cybersecurity mission through various communications products and annual reviews. Learn more in the second episode of No Such Podcast.

The NSA Cyber Exercise (NCX) is a year-round, education, training and exercise program that culminates in an annual three-day cyber competition that challenges students at the U.S. Service Academies and Senior Military Colleges in near full-spectrum cyber operations. [](https://www. nsa.

gov/cybersecurity/) [](https://www. nsa. gov/cybersecurity/) ## Frank B.

Rowlett Awards Each year, NSA recognizes the outstanding work of federal government organizations and individuals who significantly improved cybersecurity advancement in classified or unclassified security-related areas. [](https://www. nsa.

gov/cybersecurity/) * Cybersecurity Collaboration Center * National Cryptologic Museum * Civil Liberties,Privacy,& Transparency Office * General Counsel[](https://www. nsa.

gov/culture/compliance/) * NSA Freedom of Information Act * Frequently Asked Questions * Reasonable Accommodations Process * Personal Assistance Services * Classified Materiel Conversion * Commercial Solutions for Classified Program (CSfC) * Cryptographic Support Services * Media Destruction Guidance * NSA Open Source[](https://www. nsa. gov/Lapse-In-Appropriations/) [](https://www.

nsa. gov/cybersecurity/) * Cybersecurity Collaboration Center * National Cryptologic Museum * Civil Liberties & Privacy * NSA Freedom of Information Act * Frequently Asked Questions * Reasonable Accommodations Process * Personal Assistance Services * Commercial Solutions for Classified Material (CSFC) * Media Destruction Guidance * Classified Materiel Conversion [](https://www. nsa.

gov/cybersecurity/) Hosted by Department of War Information Activity - WEB. mil

Eligibility Requirements

State and local governments, non-profit organizations, and private entities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Program?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: State and local governments, non-profit organizations, and private entities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

Who funds Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Program?

Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Program is funded by National Security Agency (NSA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

How do I apply for Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Program?

Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.

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