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Gipuzkoa is betting on a realistic and effective coexistence with AI in Industrysec2024 to remain competitive
The Donostia Aquarium has hosted the fourth edition of the largest industrial cybersecurity meeting in the region. ZIUR has brought together more than 150 professionals to discuss the implications of new technologies in industrial cybersecurity.
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ZIUR grants more than 1.4 million euros to industrial companies in Gipuzkoa in its five years of operation
It has established itself as a benchmark in the field of cybersecurity in the Basque Country and carried out 22 projects with 115 companies. In total, it has directly reached more than 1,250 companies with its services.
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Industrial Cyber Security Center-Gipuzkoa
ZIUR is the Industrial Cybersecurity Center in Gipuzkoa. We help industrial companies to strengthen their capabilities in cybersecurity and we contribute to the development of the sector in our territory.
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ZIUR participates in the APD Talks Bilbao meeting on cloud computing
ZIUR participated on December 11 in the APD Talks Bilbao meeting, organized by the APD Association in collaboration with Euskaltel, to talk about the advantages that cloud solutions bring to companies.
Read moreZIUR recommends that the industry reinforce its security barriers, protect its data and segment OT and IT networks
ZIUR has just published a report on Equipment fortification in industrial environments in which it recommends implementing a proactive security strategy to avoid a greater risk of suffering economic damage, loss of confidence and regulatory sanctions that could compromise their competitiveness.
Read moreSpain, the third most attacked country by pro-Russian hacktivist groups
Cybercriminal attacks targeting Spain have increased throughout the third quarter of 2024, making the country the third most affected by hacktivism in the world. The arrest of members of a hacker network and the subsequent creation of the Holy League by 70 pro-Russian hacktivists have seriously compromised cybersecurity in Spain, according to the latest ZIUR Report.
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