ITE positively assesses its strategic participation in the 19th edition of ENISE
Under the theme “Future Cyber Generation”, the 19th edition of the International Information Security Meeting (ENISE) brought together in León nearly 6,000 professionals, 200 exhibitors and representatives from more than 40 countries, consolidating its position as one of Europe’s leading cybersecurity forums.
In this context, Integración Tecnológica Empresarial (ITE) has expressed a highly positive assessment of its participation, highlighting both the strong interest generated by its projects and the opportunity to strengthen strategic partnerships with key players in the sector.
“Cybersecurity is not a destination, but a path we travel together — government, society and industry. Perfectly reflects our philosophy: moving forward together by combining technological innovation with the value of people.”
—Recalled the inspiring motto of the event’s opening. A message that, according to Oven Martín Acedo, CEO and Founder of ITE, who attended the meeting.
Active presence and advanced solutions
ITE took part in the fair through a representation of its Cybersecurity and Intelligence units, led respectively by Juan Carlos Chamizo Aragón and Fernando Flores Moya.
The company’s stand, located at number 138, became a meeting point for professionals interested in industrial environment protection, threat analysis, and applied intelligence for critical infrastructures.
“Among the initiatives presented at this edition, a key highlight is the OT Critical Infrastructure Test Bed, an advanced simulation environment designed to replicate real industrial cybersecurity scenarios on a small scale.”
— Explained Juan Carlos Chamizo, Director of ITE’s Cybersecurity Unit.
“This demonstrator makes it possible to validate technological solutions, train responses to cyber incidents, and enhance the operational resilience of industrial systems, thereby contributing to strengthening the protection of critical infrastructures.”
Shared knowledge
In addition, Ceferino Agüeros, Commercial Director of the Cybersecurity Unit, and Manuel Mateo, OT Consultant, delivered the talk “From PLC to SIEM” at Speaker Corner 3, addressing the current challenges of integrating operational environments (OT) with security monitoring and analysis systems (SIEM).
The session, which drew a notable audience, emphasised the need to overcome the myth of OT isolation and to promote a connected, visible and proactive industrial cybersecurity model.
Communication and team presence
The delegation sent to León, made up of 12 professionals, combined technical activity with a communication strategy that ensured continuous visibility of the group’s work throughout the event.
The Marketing and Communication Department, led by Rosa Gil, carried out real-time coverage through social media, producing audiovisual content to strengthen transparency, proximity and brand identity.
A balance that reinforces commitment
ITE’s participation in #19ENISE has not only reinforced its position as a national benchmark in industrial cybersecurity solutions, but also underscored the importance of teamwork and human leadership as drivers of progress.
“In an event that brings together hundreds of companies, the difference is not only made by technology, but by the people behind it,” concluded Oven Martín Acedo at the close of the meeting. “That is the true strength of ITE — and the reason why we continue to grow.”