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We’ve been awarded in the Talent Attraction and Integration category of this year’s Cegos E&T Awards – what does it mean to receive this award?

The recognition from Cegos for the AltiaDigitalHub programme gives us further drive to continue to work on a project that had initially started with 3 people. More than 100 students are now participating in it.

The Mallorca Insular Council has placed its trust in us for the implementation of a cyberdefence service based on AI (artificial intelligence), as well as the provision of security services that will be run from the Security Operations Centre (SOC). The agreement is for a total of €192,758.40 and runs for three years.

Altia Premia TFG GrEi ETSE is a joint initiative between the University of Santiago de Compostela and the Galicia-based company. It was created with the aim of rewarding the talent, passion and effort of the students on the Degree in Computer Engineering (GrEI).

This agreement is part of the process of technological transformation and digitalisation undertaken by the Canary Islands Government. It is valid until 2023 and is 85% co-financed with ERDF funds, within the UCTICEE Project (Use and Quality of ICT in Education) of the Regional Department of Education, Universities, Culture and Sports of the Canary Islands Government.