Thefastmode Orange Cyberdefense Launches Operations in Spain with Local CyberSOC
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- •Orange Cyberdefense expands into Spain with a local CyberSOC in Madrid and Barcelona.
- •The company will recruit 100 cybersecurity experts to support its operations.
- •54% of Spanish companies have experienced cyberattacks, highlighting the need for enhanced cybersecurity.
Orange Cyberdefense has officially expanded its operations into Spain, establishing a local CyberSOC in Madrid and Barcelona. The company plans to recruit 100 experts to enhance cybersecurity services tailored to Spanish businesses. This move comes as Spain faces significant cyber threats, with 54% of companies reporting cyberattacks. The Spanish cybersecurity market is projected to grow to €2.3 billion by 2025, driven by increasing demand from the public sector. Orange Cyberdefense aims to leverage its extensive experience and resources to support the cybersecurity needs of various organizations in Spain. The initiative aligns with the company's strategic plan to achieve €2 billion in revenue by 2030 and bolster European digital sovereignty.
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