The Netherlands Cybersecurity Coordination Centre (NCC-NL) selected 10 consortia to receive funding under the €2.5 million Netherlands–Ukraine Cybersecurity Grant Programme (NL-UA CF). The programme supports Ukrainian and Dutch companies in developing innovative cybersecurity products and services.
The winning projects cover the following areas:
SOC/MSSPs
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AISOC4UA. Consortium of DataExpert B.V. (NL) and Active Audit Agency LLC (UA).
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CyberwatchKP. Consortium of OPT/NET B.V. (NL) and ESKA-GLOBAL LLC (UA).
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CIVILIA. Consortium of IG&H Consulting B.V. (NL) and LLC A42 (UA).
Cloud Security
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UA2EU CloudBridge Migration. Consortium of Dawnguard B.V. (NL) and StrongSD Ltd. (UA).
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Strengthening Ukraine’s Cloud Resilience with EU Sovereign Secrets (SUCCESS). Consortium of MindYourPass B.V. (NL) and Infinity Technologies (UA).
Identity and Access Management
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Passwordless and Verifiable Workforce Identity: Securing Ukraine's Data Integrity. Consortium of Turing Europe B.V. (NL) and HIDEEZ DEVELOPMENT LLC (UA).
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Improving IAM Security. Consortium of IG&H Consulting B.V. (NL) and Stackoon LLC (StackBob) (UA).
Digital Forensics and Incident Response
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ForensIQ – Collaborative AI-Driven Digital Forensics Platform. Consortium of Crystal Blockchain B.V. (NL) and Hacken LLC (UA).
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Cloud-Native Cyber Range for Incident Response & Forensics (CNCR-IRF). Consortium of Invictus Incident Response B.V. (NL) and Computer Forensics Lab LLC (Cyberlab) (UA).
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CrisisShield. Consortium of IG&H Consulting B.V. (NL) and LLC SECTA UA (UA).
The selected consortia have six months to develop a joint cybersecurity solution.
The Netherlands Grant Programme is part of the Netherlands’ broader support for Ukraine’s cyber resilience. Last year, the Dutch government allocated €10 million to strengthen Ukraine’s digital sovereignty and cyber defence through the United Kingdom’s Ukraine Cyber Programme (UCP).
The funding helps strengthen the cyber infrastructure of government institutions, supports the procurement of software and hardware for public institutions and critical infrastructure, and enhances cyber threat investigation and incident response capabilities.
Part of this funding is allocated to projects for Ukrainian government institutions implemented through the Tallinn Mechanism.
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