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The European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC) has launched a new call for proposals and a call for expressions of interest under the Digital Europe Programme (DEP), with a total budget of up to EUR 10 million.

The ECCC brought together on 13-15 October representatives of the National Coordination Centres (NCCs) and members of its Governing Board in Cyprus, for a series of meetings focused on advancing Europe's cybersecurity capabilities and capacities.

On 28 September, the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC) hosted representatives of EU Member States and candidate countries’ embassies in Bucharest for a dedicated event highlighting Europe’s cybersecurity capacities and competitiveness.

Today, the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC) opened a new call for proposals under the Digital Europe Programme (DEP) for a total budget of up to EUR 96 million. The call aims to strengthen Europe’s cybersecurity technologies, capabilities and preparedness.

Following the evaluation of an ECCC call for proposals under the Digital Europe Programme, the first two Regional Cable Hubs will be established in the Baltic Sea and the Mediterranean Sea.

The European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC) and its Network convened this week in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, for the 17th meeting of the Governing Board and the National Coordination Centres (NCC) Network Day.

The European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC) is looking for cybersecurity professionals to join the pool of independent experts supporting two of the European Union’s largest funding programmes: the Digital Europe Programme and Horizon Europe.

The European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC) opened a new call for proposals under the Horizon Europe (HE) Programme for an overall indicative budget of up to EUR 56.2 million.

On 9-10 March, the ECCC Governing Board held its 16th meeting in Bucharest, followed by the NCC Network Day of the National Coordination Centres (NCCs), dedicated to advancing Europe’s cooperation and investments in cybersecurity.

A public opinion survey in 2025 shows that Slovakia does not struggle with access to technology, but with its secure use.