Cybersecurity grants in South Korea
Explore Cybersecurity grants for companies in South Korea. This list brings together funding for security research, secure hardware, cryptography, threat detection and resilience from Korean innovation agencies, research funders and foundations, international programs open to applicants in South Korea, and competitions any company can enter, with the deadline, award size and eligibility on every listing. Grants aimed at Cybersecurity in South Korea come first.
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Horizon Cyber: Robust & Private AI Systems
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds EU teams hardening AI systems against adversarial attacks and building privacy-preserving AI for sensitive government and enterprise use.
Horizon Cybersecurity: Post-Quantum & High-Assurance Cryptography
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds β¬2-3M projects building post-quantum cryptographic schemes for digital ID wallets, or formally verified high-assurance cryptographic software.
Horizon Cybersecurity: Trusted Chips & Secure Software
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds five lump-sum grants, each β¬3-4M, for tools that harden chip design or software supply chains against tampering, backdoors, and compromised dependencies.
Microsoft Research Fellowship
πΊπΈMicrosoft Β· United States
Funds research talent through annual fellowships for computing and artificial intelligence work.
CELTIC-NEXT Autumn Call 2026
π¦πΉCELTIC-NEXT Β· Global / Multinational
Funds international ICT R&D consortia through Eureka's national funding schemes.
Critical elements for energy security of grid and storage technologies
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds research addressing one of three specific risks to European energy-grid and storage security: cybersecurity, critical-material dependency, or public acceptance.
Cybersecure and resilient road e-mobility ecosystem (2ZERO Partnership)
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Pays one project up to EUR 10 million to harden electric-vehicle charging networks against cyberattacks ahead of the EU's 2027 Cyber-Resilience Act deadline.
EUREKA Eurostars (Calls 10 and 11)
πͺπΊEUREKA Β· Global / Multinational
Supports international consortia so small companies can turn joint innovation into export-ready products.
Eurostars Call 11
πͺπΊEUREKA Β· Global / Multinational
Funds small and medium enterprises across Europe via Eurostars Call 11 for collaborative innovation with international partners.
Generative AI for Cybersecurity applications
πͺπΊECCC Β· European Union
Funds generative-AI tools that detect and respond to cyberattacks, or that automate compliance with EU cybersecurity law.
Improved preparedness for, response to and recovery from large-scale critical-infrastructure disruptions
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds monitoring, risk-assessment and stress-testing tools that help critical-infrastructure operators withstand and recover from major disruptions.
Innovation Study Tours 2026
πͺπΊ28DIGITAL Β· European Union
Pays organisations up to EUR 25,000 to design and run a short innovation study-tour programme.
Innovative space-based applications enhancing capabilities for a resilient Europe
πͺπΊEUSPA Β· European Union
Funds EUR 1.5-1.8 million demonstration projects that turn Galileo and EGNOS satellite navigation into commercial tools for crisis and security practitioners.
Integrating Post-Quantum Cryptography into high-level protocols
πͺπΊECCC Β· European Union
Funds work that rebuilds widely used internet and authentication protocols to run securely on post-quantum cryptography.
Investigate quantum sensing and computing applied to ATM
πͺπΊSESAR 3 JU Β· European Union
Funds research exploring quantum computing, post-quantum cryptography and quantum sensing for air traffic management.
New advanced tools and processes for Operational Cybersecurity
πͺπΊECCC Β· European Union
Funds cyber threat-intelligence, crisis-management or SOC/CSIRT tools that help EU cybersecurity authorities detect and respond to attacks faster.
Next generation ATS platform for airport operations
πͺπΊSESAR 3 JU Β· European Union
Funds industrial research building AI-enabled, cyber-resilient next-generation airport air traffic control platforms.
Next generation ATS platforms for en-route and TMA operations
πͺπΊSESAR 3 JU Β· European Union
Funds industrial research building AI-enabled, cyber-resilient next-generation air traffic control platforms.
Privacy Enhancing Technologies
πͺπΊECCC Β· European Union
Funds cryptographic and privacy-preserving technologies that let organisations share and analyse sensitive data without exposing it.
Research to help shape the future regulatory framework for a DES
πͺπΊSESAR 3 JU Β· European Union
Funds research generating the technical evidence EASA needs to regulate automation, AI and safety in future air traffic management.
Security evaluations of Post-Quantum Cryptography primitives
πͺπΊECCC Β· European Union
Funds cryptanalysis research that stress-tests post-quantum cryptography against classical, quantum and AI-based attacks.
Security of implementations of Post-Quantum Cryptography algorithms
πͺπΊECCC Β· European Union
Funds countermeasures and testing tools that protect real-world post-quantum cryptography hardware and software from side-channel attacks.
Towards the water infrastructures of the future
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds teams building smart sensors, AI, digital twins and cyber-defence tools that make drinking-water and wastewater infrastructure more resilient.
Transition towards high performance of air-ground connectivity (multilink)
πͺπΊSESAR 3 JU Β· European Union
Funds industrial research on next-generation air-ground datalinks, digital voice and using aircraft as weather sensors.