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Cybersecurity Grant is a grant from the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency that funds state and local governments to address online risks, strengthen cybersecurity infrastructure, and build resilience against persistent cyber threats.
The program is authorized under the federal State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program and offers services including asset intelligence for connected device protection, 24/7 intrusion detection monitoring, security awareness training, phishing simulation, and penetration testing. Eligible applicants are state and local governments in Pennsylvania.
Award amounts vary; the commonwealth administers these services to participating entities to protect critical infrastructure and ensure continuity of government services to communities.
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Apply for a Cybersecurity Grant | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency Apply for a Cybersecurity Grant This grant helps state and local governments address online risks and strengthen cybersercurity infrastructure.
\n The federal government created the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program to provide funding to help state and local governments: Address cybersecurity risks Strengthen cybersecurity of critical infrastructure Ensure resilience against persistent cyber threats to services governments provide their communities.
The federal government created the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program to provide funding to help state and local governments: Address cybersecurity risks Strengthen cybersecurity of critical infrastructure Ensure resilience against persistent cyber threats to services governments provide their communities.
\r\n Through this grant, the commonwealth offers the following services: Asset intelligence: Unified protection for connected devices in an organization through asset visibility and data-driven risk prioritization. Intrusion detection: Monitors systems placed on government networks 24/7 to identify attacks, alert key personnel, and report nationally on coordinated attacks.
Security Awareness Services: Employee training on security best practices, identifying potential threats like phishing attacks, simulation phishing emails for training purposes, and penetration testing services. Security Incident and Event Management: Software to help identify, monitor, record, and analyze security events and incidents within a real-time IT environment.
Through this grant, the commonwealth offers the following services: Asset intelligence: Unified protection for connected devices in an organization through asset visibility and data-driven risk prioritization. Intrusion detection: Monitors systems placed on government networks 24/7 to identify attacks, alert key personnel, and report nationally on coordinated attacks.
Security Awareness Services: Employee training on security best practices, identifying potential threats like phishing attacks, simulation phishing emails for training purposes, and penetration testing services. Security Incident and Event Management: Software to help identify, monitor, record, and analyze security events and incidents within a real-time IT environment. Need some help or have a question?
Email our grants department. \n Local governments will be able to apply to the commonwealth to participate in cybersecurity projects identified by the committee. They cannot apply directly to the federal government for funding.
\n Additional information regarding opportunities will be made available following federal approval of the commonwealth’s cybersecurity plan. \n We will provide you with more information to apply for 2025 funding at a later date. \n Additional information regarding Cybersecurity Grant opportunities will be made available following federal approval of the commonwealth’s cybersecurity plan.
Local governments will be able to apply to the commonwealth to participate in cybersecurity projects identified by the committee. They cannot apply directly to the federal government for funding. Additional information regarding opportunities will be made available following federal approval of the commonwealth’s cybersecurity plan.
We will provide you with more information to apply for 2025 funding at a later date. Additional information regarding Cybersecurity Grant opportunities will be made available following federal approval of the commonwealth’s cybersecurity plan. \r\n When applications open for the federal fiscal year, we will reach out to the eligible entities with further instructions on how to apply.
When applications open for the federal fiscal year, we will reach out to the eligible entities with further instructions on how to apply. Pennsylvania formed an initial cybersecurity planning committee led by the commonwealth’s Chief Information Security Officer.
\r\n The committee is responsible for: Making sure Pennsylvania’s cybersecurity plan meets requirements Providing framework to improve how we respond to cybersecurity incidents Making sure government entities can continue operations and provide services to residents \r\n \r\n The federal government gave out $185 million in funding in 2022, with up to $5. 2 million for Pennsylvania.
\r\n With positive feedback from counties, Pennsylvania received requests to expand services to school districts and municipal/ city governments. Pennsylvania formed an initial cybersecurity planning committee led by the commonwealth’s Chief Information Security Officer.
The committee is responsible for: Making sure Pennsylvania’s cybersecurity plan meets requirements Providing framework to improve how we respond to cybersecurity incidents Making sure government entities can continue operations and provide services to residents The federal government gave out $185 million in funding in 2022, with up to $5. 2 million for Pennsylvania.
With positive feedback from counties, Pennsylvania received requests to expand services to school districts and municipal/ city governments. The federal government gave out $374 million in funding, with up to $10. 4 million for Pennsylvania.
The federal government gave out $374 million in funding, with up to $10. 4 million for Pennsylvania. The federal government gave out $280 million in funding, with up to $8 million for Pennsylvania.
The federal government gave out $280 million in funding, with up to $8 million for Pennsylvania.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: State and local governments in Pennsylvania. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Cybersecurity Grant is funded by Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Pennsylvania. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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