GMV Unveils Cyber Resilience Model at Andalusia Cybersecurity Congress

GMV presented its Comprehensive Cluster Protection Model (CCPM) at the 5th Andalusia Cybersecurity Congress in Málaga on May 18, 2026. The model aims to enhance cybersecurity resilience across various sectors by promoting collaboration among companies, suppliers, and public administrations. Ángel García-Madrid Velázquez, GMV's Head of Resilience and Business Continuity Services, emphasized the need to protect critical infrastructure to ensure essential services like energy and water remain uninterrupted. This initiative aligns with the European NIS2 Directive, which expands cybersecurity obligations to new sectors. The CCPM includes the creation of 'cyber districts' to facilitate coordination and compliance with regulatory requirements. GMV's approach is based on over 30 years of experience in cybersecurity and resilience, addressing the challenges posed by increasing interconnectivity among organizations. The model also proposes shared services such as threat intelligence platforms and early warning systems to improve incident response capabilities.

Key Points: • GMV introduced the Comprehensive Cluster Protection Model to enhance sector-based cybersecurity. • The model focuses on collaboration among stakeholders to protect critical infrastructure. • The initiative aligns with the European NIS2 Directive, expanding cybersecurity obligations.