Home Communication News Back New search Date Min Max Aeronautics Automotive Corporate Cybersecurity Defense and Security Financial Healthcare Industry Intelligent Transportation Systems Digital Public Services Services Space Cybersecurity GMV, company registered in the INCIBE catalogue of collaborating companies 04/08/2015 Print Share GMV forms part of the network of collaborators of the National Cyber Security Institute (Instituto Nacional de Ciberseguridad -INCIBE)pursuant to an agreement whereby both entities cooperate with the common objective of contributing to the fostering and development of the information society and, in particular, ensuring that their collaboration relationships come within the framework of the Security Demonstration Centre for SMEs (Centro Demostrador de Seguridad para la Pyme). The collaboration agreement signed in 2007 continues in force as at today’s date. Accordingly, following the instructions contained in the letter sent by INCIBE on 28 July, from now on GMV will include in its correspondence the new logo showing that it is a company registered in the INCIBE catalogue of collaborating companies. The INCIBE, which depends on the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism (MINETUR) through the Secretariat of State for Telecommunication and for the Information Society (Secretaría de Estado de Telecomunicaciones y para la Sociedad de la Información or SETSI), is the benchmark entity for the development of cyber security and the digital confidence of citizens, the Spanish academic and research network (RedIRIS) and companies, particularly those in strategic sectors. As a centre of excellence, INCIBE is a government instrument for developing cyber security as a vehicle for social change and an opportunity for innovation. Print Share Related Cybersecurity GMV awarded a prize by SIC magazine for its three-decade track record and contribution to the cybersecurity sector Cybersecurity 26th International Information Security Workshop 14 Nov Cybersecurity From car hacking to AI pentesting, GMV breaks new ground at IT-SA