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Investing in access security, infrastructure protection, and cloud technologies is now a priority for many companies. The MIMIT Cloud & Cybersecurity Voucher offers small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and self-employed individuals a concrete opportunity to support these investments.
Oplon Networks is listed among the approved providers for this program, with its proprietary cybersecurity platform, Oplon Secure Access.
The voucher provides a non-repayable grant covering up to 50% of eligible expenses, with a maximum of 20,000 euros per company, for spending plans of at least 4,000 euros. The total budget for the program is 150 million euros.
The voucher can support investments in various areas of technology and cybersecurity, including:
Companies can therefore use the grant to introduce new technologies or upgrade existing ones, depending on their security and infrastructure needs.
Cybersecurity is also among the areas of focus covered by the measure—an area in which Oplon Networks provides its technology.
Oplon Secure Access is the company’s proprietary cybersecurity platform that integrates identity management, access control, and IT infrastructure protection into a single security approach.
The solution is designed to adapt to various business scenarios and enables the secure management and control of user, application, and system access to digital resources, helping to reduce risks associated with unauthorized access and maintain more effective control over the IT environment.
Its cross-functional approach addresses a range of security needs, going beyond perimeter protection alone to focus on identities, access, and resources.
You can begin preparing your project before October 20.
Among the requirements for this program is an Internet connection with a minimum download speed of 30 Mbps. You must also identify the products and services you intend to purchase and obtain the corresponding price quotes, which must be attached to your application.
Starting at 12:00 p.m. on October 20, 2026, it will be possible to access the online application system and begin filling out the application.
Access is granted via SPID, the Electronic Identity Card (CIE), or the National Services Card (CNS) and may be carried out by the company’s legal representative or by a designated representative.
The application must include, among other information, the amount of eligible expenses and the requested grant, and must be accompanied by quotes for the selected products and services.
Once submitted, the application will undergo the verification procedures required by the program. If approved, the company may proceed in accordance with the terms of the voucher to purchase the products and services specified in the application.
The grant will then be awarded in accordance with the procedures and timeline set forth in the call for applications, based on the eligible expenses actually incurred and documented.
The Cloud & Cybersecurity Voucher is not just a purchase incentive: it can be an opportunity to tackle investments that are often put off and to implement more modern and secure technologies.
For those who want to take advantage of this opportunity to strengthen access security, Oplon Secure Access offers a practical, flexible technology that is already designed for a variety of business scenarios.
Contact us to learn more about the opportunities offered by the Cloud & Cybersecurity Voucher and to work with us to determine how to turn this grant into a concrete project to enhance the security of your infrastructure.
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