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CyberCall 2026

Administered byCyber Security Agency of Singapore logo· Last verified 14 Nov 2026

CSA's call for cybersecurity companies to develop innovative solutions, with an Open Call category and a User-Driven category that includes solutions SMEs can adopt.

Support
Project funding per CSA assessment (no cap published; CyberCall 2025 awarded about S$5.6 million across 13 companies).
Maximum funding
No fixed cap published
How to apply
tig.cybersg.sg (run by the NUS TIG Centre)
Apply before starting?
Yes, before any commitment or payment

Recent changes

Launched 10 Nov 2026 (CSA press release). Proposal deadline 9 Jan 2027.

Who is eligible

  • Cybersecurity companies proposing solutions under the Open Call or User-Driven categories

Quick eligibility check

  1. 1. Do you develop cybersecurity products?
  2. 2. Can you submit a proposal by 9 Jan 2027?

0 of 2 answered.

What it covers

  • Development of cybersecurity solutions

How to apply

  1. Submit proposals by 9 Jan 2027.

Frequently asked questions

What is the CyberCall 2026?

CSA's call for cybersecurity companies to develop innovative solutions, with an Open Call category and a User-Driven category that includes solutions SMEs can adopt.

How much funding does CyberCall give?

Project funding per CSA assessment (no cap published; CyberCall 2025 awarded about S$5.6 million across 13 companies).

Who is eligible for CyberCall?

Cybersecurity companies proposing solutions under the Open Call or User-Driven categories

How do I apply for CyberCall?

Apply through tig.cybersg.sg (run by the NUS TIG Centre). You must apply before the project starts or any payment is made.

Sources

Information last verified on 14 Nov 2026. Grant rules change often. Always confirm with Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) before you apply.

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