CyberSecDome Open Call Application Page

Scope of Round 2:

This call invites proposals for the deployment, testing, and validation of the final integrated CyberSecDome platform in real-world operational environments. Selected projects will support the project’s final validation and deployment phase, contributing to the assessment of its scalability, usability, interoperability, and cross-sector relevance. To ensure wide applicability and replication potential, proposals from the following underrepresented sectors are particularly encouraged: Healthcare; Energy & Utilities; Finance & Banking; Manufacturing & Industrial IoT; Public Services; Smart Cities and more.

Important Notes:

  • All proposals must adhere to the submission guidelines and proposal structure outlined in the official Round 2 documentation (General Guide, Proposal Template, and Submission Guidelines).
  • Budget for Round 2: €780,000
  • Maximum funding per project: up to €120,000
  • Priority will be given to SMEs, research organisations, and technology adopters with active involvement in their domain.
  • Proposals must be submitted via the F6S platform using the submission form and following all submission guidelines.
  • Only one proposal is allowed per applicant or consortium.
  • No extensions to the deadline will be granted.

Templates and Guidelines for Applicants:

Topic 1 | Full Deployment and Validation of the Final Integrated CyberSecDome Prototype

This topic invites applicants to deploy and validate the fully integrated CyberSecDome platform in real-world operational environments across diverse critical domains. Unlike Round 1, which focused on evaluating individual components or subsystems, Round 2 proposals must demonstrate end-to-end integration and the practical utility of the CyberSecDome ecosystem in specific use cases.

Applicants are expected to:

  • Deploy and test the full CyberSecDome prototype, including its AI-enhanced tools, VR interfaces, and collaborative modules.
  • Propose domain-specific use cases that complement the project’s existing pilots in aviation and telecommunications.
  • Provide structured feedback on performance, usability, interoperability, and operational impact.
  • Collaborate with the CyberSecDome Open Call Implementation Team (OCIT) and technical partners for onboarding, monitoring, and integration support.
  • Selected proposals will play a key role in demonstrating the maturity, relevance, and adaptability of the CyberSecDome solution in real-world settings. 

Up to €120,000 per project

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