The Security, Privacy, and Trust in Cyberspace (SaTC 2.0) program is a grant opportunity from the National Science Foundation aimed at enhancing trust in global cyber ecosystems. This involves improving the security, privacy, and resilience of cyberspace. The program supports research, education, and special projects that address vulnerabilities in cyber systems and promote public awareness of cyber risks.
Who it's for: This grant is for organizations and researchers involved in cybersecurity, privacy, and trust in cyberspace. It is particularly suitable for those in the fields of computer science, engineering, social sciences, and education who are interested in conducting research, developing educational programs, or exploring special topics in cybersecurity.
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Likely Disqualifiers
- Proposals exceeding the budget limits for their category
- Lack of collaboration plans for projects over $600,000
- Ineligible applicant types not specified under 'OTHER'
- Proposals not aligned with the program's focus on trust in cyberspace
- Failure to meet the specific requirements of the chosen designation (RES, EDU, SEED)
What You May Need
- Detailed project proposal
- Budget plan within specified limits
- Collaboration plans for larger projects
- Broadening Participation in Computing plan (if applicable)
- Proof of eligibility
- Optional Transition to Education plan (for RES)
- Demonstrated collaboration for EDU proposals
- Compliance with Dear Colleague Letters (for SEED)
Cautions
- Ensure your proposal aligns with the specific focus of the SaTC 2.0 program.
- Be aware of additional requirements for projects with larger budgets.
- Check for any updates or additional requirements in Dear Colleague Letters for SEED projects.
- Make sure to collaborate with the right experts for EDU proposals.
- Adhere strictly to budget limits and project durations.
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Eligibility
Eligible Applicant Types
Additional Criteria
Eligible applicants include organizations and researchers involved in cybersecurity, privacy, and trust in cyberspace. This includes entities within the fields of computer science, engineering, social sciences, and education. Specific eligibility may depend on the project designation (RES, EDU, SEED) and any additional requirements outlined in the program solicitation.
Overview
This grant is for organizations and researchers involved in cybersecurity, privacy, and trust in cyberspace. It is particularly suitable for those in the fields of computer science, engineering, social sciences, and education who are interested in conducting research, developing educational programs, or exploring special topics in cybersecurity.
Likely Disqualifiers
- Proposals exceeding the budget limits for their category
- Lack of collaboration plans for projects over $600,000
- Ineligible applicant types not specified under 'OTHER'
- Proposals not aligned with the program's focus on trust in cyberspace
- Failure to meet the specific requirements of the chosen designation (RES, EDU, SEED)
Use of Funds
Funds can be used for conducting research, developing educational initiatives, and exploring special topics in cybersecurity. This includes expenses related to personnel, equipment, and other resources necessary for the project. Specific uses depend on the project designation (RES, EDU, SEED).
Total Program Funding
$60,000,000
Cost Sharing
Not Required
Important Dates
- Posted
- Dec 6, 2024
- Deadline
- Sep 28, 2026(107 days)
- Archive Date
- Mar 1, 2028
Application Checklist
- Review the specific requirements for your chosen project designation (RES, EDU, SEED).
- Prepare a comprehensive project proposal.
- Develop a detailed budget plan.
- Include collaboration and broadening participation plans if applicable.
- Ensure eligibility and gather necessary documentation.
- For EDU proposals, demonstrate collaboration between cybersecurity experts and education researchers.
- Check for any relevant Dear Colleague Letters for SEED projects.