GMV Participates in 20ENISE and Addresses Cybersecurity Challenges in Critical Infrastructure

GMV has participated once again in the International Information Security Conference (20ENISE), hosted by the National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE) from October 21 to 23 in León. Now in its 20th year, the event brought together companies, institutions, and professionals to share experiences, analyze the challenges facing the sector, and foster cooperation and business opportunities.

Mesa redonda «Ciberseguridad en el transporte: innovación en infraestructuras críticas (espacio, tierra y aire)»

During the event, the GMV team held meetings with partners, clients, and international delegations. On the second day, José Jorge García participated in the panel discussion on “Cybersecurity in Transportation: Innovation in Critical Infrastructure (Space, Land, and Air),” where he presented the project conducted by GMV for an SOC (Security Operations Center) for Space, in collaboration with Rovira i Virgili University (URV) and Eurecat, as part of INCIBE’s Public Procurement of Innovation program.

The project has made it possible to develop advanced cybersecurity technologies specifically designed for the space sector, aimed at comprehensively managing and governing the security of a satellite control center. This initiative highlights the importance of applying specialized capabilities to protect critical infrastructure in increasingly connected and complex environments.

Through its participation in 20ENISE, GMV reaffirms its commitment to innovation and public-private collaboration to help develop cybersecurity solutions tailored to the needs of strategic sectors.

GMV Participates in 20ENISE and Addresses Cybersecurity Challenges in Critical Infrastructure

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