Grantia

Artificial Intelligence for Cybersecurity applications

Funding for research and development of AI-driven cybersecurity solutions, including real-time threat detection, adaptive defence systems, and AI-enhanced Security Operation Centres. Targets organisations advancing trustworthy, resilient AI applications compliant with the EU AI Act.

Details

Agency

EU Commission

Status

Open

Language

English

Funding Type

Grant

Funding Amount

Up to 5.0M €

Deadline

2027-09-15

Open Date

2027-03-02

Overview

Funding for research and development of AI-driven cybersecurity solutions, including real-time threat detection, adaptive defence systems, and AI-enhanced Security Operation Centres. Targets organisations advancing trustworthy, resilient AI applications compliant with the EU AI Act.

Who Can Apply

Legal entities established in EU Member States or Associated Countries. Participation is restricted to entities not directly or indirectly controlled by non-eligible countries or entities. Consortia are expected, though not explicitly required.

Funding Details

Maximum grant amount: 5,000,000 EUR per project. Funding is provided as a lump sum.

What Is Funded

  • AI-driven solutions for real-time cyber threat detection and adaptive defence mechanisms.
  • Development of machine learning techniques for anomaly and malicious activity detection.
  • AI-enhanced Security Operation Centres (SOCs) integrating predictive analytics and automation.
  • Research on adversarial AI risks, robustness, and compliance with the EU AI Act.

Technology / Maturity Requirements

Projects must operate at Technology Readiness Levels (TRL) 4 to 6.

Key Dates

  • Open date: 2027-03-01
  • Deadline: 2027-09-14T22:00:00Z

Application Process (High-Level)

Single-stage submission via the Funding & Tenders Portal. Proposals must adhere to page limits and layout specified in the Horizon Europe Work Programme General Annexes.

Geographic Scope & Language

Eligible countries: EU Member States and Associated Countries. Applications must be submitted in English.

Notes

  • Proposals must address adversarial AI risks and ensure compliance with the EU AI Act.
  • Participation is restricted to entities not controlled by non-eligible countries.
  • Funding is awarded as a lump sum, with specific conditions outlined in the Horizon Europe Work Programme.