Our IT company, Altiore, certified for business vouchers in cybersecurity and digital maturity

This recognition allows Walloon companies to benefit from regional financial aid to strengthen the security of their IT infrastructure and accelerate their digital transformation, relying on Altiore’s recognized expertise.

Aid to strengthen your company’s cybersecurity

Thanks to cybersecurity business vouchers, companies can obtain up to 75% subsidy (with a maximum of €50,000 over three years) for a cybersecurity audit.

This audit aims to identify vulnerabilities in your IT system, assess attack risks, and propose concrete actions to protect your data and infrastructure.

With this scheme, the Walloon Region supports SMEs in their fight against cybercrime by facilitating access to essential protection services.

Promoting digital transformation through digital maturity

Digital maturity business vouchers, on the other hand, finance up to 50% of the costs related to an assessment of your company’s digital maturity (with a ceiling of €50,000 over three years).

Our teams support companies in this process by conducting a comprehensive audit of their digital tools and processes, in order to identify areas for improvement and define an adapted digital strategy.

The objective: to make your company more efficient, connected, and agile through digital technology.

Which companies can benefit?

To be eligible for this aid:

• You must be a natural person (self-employed) or legal entity (company) registered with the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (BCE), with a registered office located in Wallonia;

• You must have SME status (fewer than 250 employees, annual turnover < €50 million or total balance sheet < €43 million);

• Certain sectors of activity are excluded, such as fishing, aquaculture, or the primary production of agricultural products;

• You must use a certified service provider, such as our IT company, Altiore.

Comprehensive support from Altiore

Altiore supports companies at every stage of the process:

1. Registration on the business voucher platform;

2. Creation and submission of the aid application (Altiore can handle this entirely);

3. Validation of the application by the Walloon Region;

4. Payment of the beneficiary’s contribution;

5. Execution of the service;

6. Invoicing and reporting via the official platform.

Thanks to this comprehensive management, Altiore simplifies administrative procedures and allows companies to focus on their core business, while strengthening their digital posture.

To learn more about business vouchers or to benefit from the support of our experts, visit www.altiore.be