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CYSSDE Open Call 3 Information Session 2 – Webinar Recording Available – Cybersecurity Deployment Preparedness Support, Capacity & Capabilities Relevant, Important, Necessary To whom?
Target audiences of the activities Open Call 1 – Involvement of NCCs – Results Open Call 2 – Pen Testing – Results Stay informed on the open calls Mapping EU Capacity and Capabilities CYSSDE Cybersecurity scenarios Scenarios for Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessments Scenario #1 : MITRE ATT&CK Defender – Adversary Emulation Pentesting – Methodology vs Framework Pentesting – Infrastructure Landscape Pentesting – Evaluation for Methodologies and Frameworks Pentesting – Types of Methodologies and Frameworks Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) – CER Directive NIS2 – Network and Information Security 2 Directive Over 120 Apply for EU Cybersecurity Grants EU Cybersecurity Grants Awarded to 10 Penetration Testing Projects Cybersecurity Deployment Preparedness Support, Capacity & Capabilities Relevant, Important, Necessary To whom?
Target audiences of the activities Open Call 1 – Involvement of NCCs – Results Open Call 2 – Pen Testing – Results Stay informed on the open calls Mapping EU Capacity and Capabilities CYSSDE Cybersecurity scenarios Scenarios for Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessments Scenario #1 : MITRE ATT&CK Defender – Adversary Emulation Pentesting – Methodology vs Framework Pentesting – Infrastructure Landscape Pentesting – Evaluation for Methodologies and Frameworks Pentesting – Types of Methodologies and Frameworks Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) – CER Directive NIS2 – Network and Information Security 2 Directive Over 120 Apply for EU Cybersecurity Grants EU Cybersecurity Grants Awarded to 10 Penetration Testing Projects by Main Editor Web Administration CYSSDE Open Call 3 Information Session 2 – Webinar Recording Available The CYSSDE webinar “Open Call 3 Information Session 2” provided additional guidance and practical insights for organisations interested in applying to the final funding opportunity under the CYSSDE project.
If you missed the live session, the full recording is now available below. Supporting Applicants for CYSSDE Open Call 3 CYSSDE Open Call 3 represents the final opportunity for cybersecurity providers to receive funding and support for delivering penetration testing and vulnerability assessment services across Europe.
This follow-up session builds on previous Info Days by offering additional clarification and deeper guidance on the application process, helping organisations better understand how to prepare competitive proposals and align with the objectives of the programme.
During the session, experts provided further details and practical recommendations for applicants, including: Clarifications on the objectives and scope of Open Call 3 Additional insights into eligibility criteria and application requirements Guidance on structuring a strong and competitive proposal Practical tips based on previous open call experiences The session also addressed participant questions, helping to resolve common uncertainties and support applicants in finalising their submissions.
Strengthening Cybersecurity Capacity Across Europe Through its open calls, the CYSSDE project contributes to strengthening the European cybersecurity ecosystem by supporting organisations that deliver advanced testing services. By funding and mentoring cybersecurity providers, CYSSDE helps expand the availability of high-quality expertise that supports SMEs, essential entities, and organisations impacted by frameworks such as NIS2.
News Open Call 3 Uncategorized Webinars Scaling Cyber Resilience: Lessons from the VESTA Project – Webinar Recording Available Inside ANCHOR: A CYSSDE Open Call Success Story – Webinar Recording Available CYSSDE Open Call 3 Information Session 2 – Webinar Recording Available How MEDTEST Leveraged CYSSDE Funding to Advance Security Testing – Webinar Recording Available CYSSDE Scenario Catalogue: Practical Use and Hands-on Demonstration – Webinar Recording Available Open Call 2 – financial support Project funded by LSEC & the European Union’s Digital Europe Programme under grant agreement No 101158471
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations providing advanced cybersecurity testing services, including those delivering penetration testing and vulnerability assessments for critical sectors and NIS2-relevant entities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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CYSSDE Open Call (Cybersecurity Advanced Testing Services) is funded by European Union (Digital Europe Programme). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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