Cybersicurezza, al via i voucher per Pmi e autonomi: come fare domanda e quanto si può chiedere
Un firewall di nuova generazione, un antivirus, il backup in cloud, ma anche il software di contabilità o il Crm per gestire i clienti. È il perimetro dei voucher cloud...
The Italian Ministry of Enterprises has launched a cybersecurity voucher program for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises, as well as workers who are self-employed or professionals. 150 million euros from the Development and Cohesion Fund will be available for this initiative, with 71.1 million euros reserved for plans implemented in specific regions.
The program provides up to 20,000 euros for plans of at least 4,000 euros, covering 50% of expenses. To apply, a connectivity contract with at least 30 Mbps download speed is required, which Infratel will verify in samples. Products and services must be purchased from suppliers listed in the Mimit list, and they must be new or more advanced than current ones. Plans should also include AI-driven managerial functionalities and training platforms, but not training content.
The subsidy covers up to 30% of the plan's cost, and both direct purchase and subscription options are available. Subscriptions must be for at least 24 months and can only receive payments for that period. Applications must be submitted once per person through the Mimit website before January 20, 2027. The procedure has two stages: the initial application, open since October 20, generates a "pre-application code," which must be included in the final application.
To apply, you'll need a SPID, CNS, or electronic identity card, a PEC, and a digital signature. You'll also need to attach supplier offers with the product codes from the Mimit list and a description of the initial situation. A cyber insurance policy under the 2023 law 213 must be declared. The Ministry will examine applications chronologically within 60 days, and if the funds run out early, the application window will close, and unsponsored applications will be suspended.
The subsidy can be paid in one installment or two, with the first installment due after spending at least half of the plan. To qualify for the maximum contribution, a plan worth 40,000 euros is required.
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