GMV enters SPACE category in CCN’s CPSTIC catalog

On September 30, 2025, Spain’s National Cryptologic Center (CCN) awarded GMV’s GNSS Cryptographic Module the “HIGH” level ENS qualification under the “SPACE” category and within the “cryptographic products for access to GNSS services” family. This marks the first qualified product in the SPACE category of the CPSTIC catalog. With this milestone, GMV strengthens its position as a pioneering company in the certification and qualification of cybersecurity products for the space domain, both domestically and across Europe. The GNSS Cryptographic Module has achieved the first substantial-level certification under the European EUCC framework, becoming the first ICT security product qualified in the SPACE category.

The qualification and inclusion of the module in the CPSTIC catalog provide additional assurance beyond certification. The CCN guarantees that the module meets the organization’s requirements, that it includes a secure-use procedure, that it is suitable for use at the highest security levels within the National Security Framework (ENS), and that its built-in security features make it appropriate for use by public administrations.

The EUCC European certification and subsequent “ENS HIGH” qualification confirm GMV’s role as a developer of advanced, secure, and reliable technological solutions, while reinforcing its leadership in the field of space cybersecurity.

About CPSTIC
The CPSTIC is the National Cryptologic Center's Catalog of Information and Communication Technology Security Products and Services.
The CPSTIC is the Catalog of ICT Security Products and Services managed by the National Cryptologic Center (CCN). It helps public administrations and private entities serving them acquire trusted security products and services for deployment in ICT systems covered by the National Security Framework (ENS) or in systems handling classified information. The purpose of the CPSTIC is to provide public bodies with a reference set of ICT security products and services whose security functionalities have been duly certified in line with their intended use.