GMV selected by NATO to join Cyber Security Dynamic Marketplace framework

Technology multinational GMV has been selected by the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) as one of the contractors awarded a place in the Cyber Security Dynamic Marketplace (CSDM) framework, a long-term contracting vehicle that gives NATO agile access to specialized cybersecurity capabilities, technologies, and services. The selection reinforces GMV’s position as a trusted provider of advanced cyber defence and security solutions for NATO and Allied nations.

Through this framework, the NCIA will be able to procure a broad range of capabilities and services under future specific contracts to address the Alliance’s operational cybersecurity requirements. The CSDM is designed to provide rapid, flexible access to specialized technologies and expertise, supporting NATO’s digital transformation and cyber resilience objectives.

Under the framework, GMV has been qualified to compete for future task orders in multiple cybersecurity capability areas, including:

• Identity, Credential and Access Management (ICAM)
• Network and Perimeter Security
• Cloud Security
• Threat Detection and Analytics Platforms
• Vulnerability and Exposure Management
• Digital Forensics and Evidence Platforms

These capability areas encompass technologies and services ranging from secure identity management and Zero Trust architectures to cyber monitoring, threat detection, secure cloud environments, vulnerability management, digital forensics capabilities, and others.

In this role, GMV will draw on its extensive experience delivering cybersecurity solutions to European and international government organizations, including programs supporting secure government communications, critical infrastructures, cloud security, cyber monitoring, identity management and mission-critical defence systems. The company has successfully implemented advanced cybersecurity capabilities for organizations such as EUSPA, ESA, Red.es, the Spanish National Security Department, and more.

“Being selected for NATO’s Cyber Security Dynamic Marketplace is an important milestone that recognizes GMV’s long-standing commitment to delivering trusted, innovative, and mission-critical cybersecurity solutions. This framework enables us to continue supporting NATO’s cyber defence objectives by providing advanced technologies and highly specialized expertise to help strengthen the resilience of the Alliance’s digital infrastructure,” said José Prieto, Director of Global Strategy and Business Development for Defence and Security at GMV.

Cybersecurity is one of GMV’s strategic areas of expertise within its Defence and Security business. The company combines extensive experience in secure communications, cyber defence, multidomain command and control, critical infrastructure, secure cloud environments, identity management, and artificial intelligence, supporting national ministries of defence, European institutions, and international organizations in addressing increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. This award further reinforces GMV’s role as one of Europe’s leading technology companies in defence and security, with a strong track record of participation in collaborative European defence programs and NATO-related initiatives.

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