GMV has secured the INCIBE’s backing to launch the Luis Valle R&D+i Program, which focuses on two cybersecurity projects: 1) the development of a self-sovereign digital identity solution, and 2) a cybersecurity operations center (SOC) for the space industry

GMV is committed to furthering the digital empowerment of individuals through sovereign digital identity solutions that allow them to decide how and when they share their personal information online

The cybersecurity of satellite networks is crucial for countries’ protection and operations. Developing an SOC for the space industry will mitigate the risks of possible security incidents, protecting us against unintended socioeconomic and security consequences

With public investment of €224 million, the Luis Valle Program has secured the largest amount from the IECPI, making it the best-funded cybersecurity initiative in the world

The liquid hospital, a new patient care model based on e-health, represents a paradigm shift towards more personalized and precise medicine. The challenge in this context is cybersecurity in the interconnection between systems and medical devices inside and outside healthcare centers, as well as ensuring people's privacy

In silico research entails modeling, simulating, and visualizing biological and medical processes using computers. This context requires more collaborative research and data sharing for training mathematical models. Federated networks become a key element in ensuring the secure use of data

According to the IADB's cybersecurity guide for the healthcare sector, there is an average period of 329 days from a successful cyberattack to the institution’s awareness of its data breach

Cybersecurity incident response centers must possess advanced automation systems powered by artificial intelligence models. They need technology that can enhance the organization’s visibility when handling potential security incidents, along with response teams whose work is uniform and traceable