Izertis to manage classified information critical systems at two key ministries
Izertis is strengthening its presence in cybersecurity and high-criticality public administration environments following the award of two new contracts linked to the maintenance and secure operation of systems used to handle classified information. The projects, worth more than €820,000 and subject to extension, will be carried out for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation and for the Ministry of Industry and Tourism, two bodies operating under demanding requirements for protection, availability and regulatory compliance.
These contracts consolidate Izertis’ position as a benchmark technology partner for public-sector organisations that need to guarantee the security of their most sensitive systems. The company will contribute its expertise in cybersecurity, critical-environment operations and the management of infrastructures subject to high standards of confidentiality, integrity and resilience.
Izertis strengthens its presence in the field of cybersecurity within the public sector
The protection of classified information has become a strategic priority in an international context marked by rising digital threats, cyber-espionage campaigns, state-sponsored attacks and the activity of advanced persistent threat (APT) groups.
In this environment, public bodies need to strengthen both their defensive capabilities and their monitoring and response mechanisms.
The work covers specialised services aimed at ensuring the operation, supervision and maintenance of systems for handling classified information, safeguarding availability, integrity and confidentiality. The goal is to preserve their proper functioning and protect essential technological assets for the General State Administration.
The trust placed in Izertis by both ministries highlights the company’s ability to deliver complex projects in areas that are strategic for the General State Administration. It also reinforces its contribution to strengthening the digital capabilities of public institutions and to the secure modernisation of their technology services.
With these new awards, Izertis continues to expand its participation in high-value projects linked to digital transformation and public-sector cybersecurity, areas in which the company has an established track record and highly specialised teams.
These contracts also mark another step forward in Izertis’ growth strategy within public administration and reaffirm its commitment to developing technology services designed to protect, modernise and make institutions more resilient.