About Cybertix

One of Cybertix's principal offerings is its All-in-One Managed Cybersecurity platform, designed to consolidate multiple protection and monitoring functions within a unified environment.

The platform provides centralized visibility across corporate email, endpoints, cloud applications, user identities, networks and sensitive business information.

Cybertix combines these capabilities with continuous monitoring through a 24/7 Security Operations Center (SOC), enabling organizations to identify suspicious activity, investigate security incidents and coordinate appropriate responses.

The company's security platform includes a feature marketed as 1-Click Resolve®, intended to simplify the handling of identified threats and security alerts.

Cybertix also states that its SOC participates in Spain's CCN-CERT National SOC Network, supporting cooperation and threat-information sharing within the Spanish cybersecurity ecosystem.

Artificial intelligence and automation play a central role in Cybertix's approach to cybersecurity.

The company uses AI-supported methods to improve the monitoring, detection, prioritization and initial handling of potentially malicious activity.

These capabilities are intended to reduce repetitive manual tasks and help cybersecurity specialists concentrate on incidents requiring expert judgment.

Its automation services cover threat hunting, incident response coordination, security analysis, software integration and continuous improvement of defensive processes.

Cybertix emphasizes human oversight, combining automated workflows with the expertise of security professionals responsible for complex investigations and strategic decisions.

Cybertix provides specialized cybersecurity consulting and protection services for industrial and connected environments.

Its expertise includes operational technology (OT), industrial control systems, Internet of Things (IoT) devices and networks connecting production systems with enterprise IT infrastructure.

Industrial cybersecurity activities include the assessment and protection of environments containing programmable logic controllers (PLCs), SCADA systems, industrial sensors, manufacturing equipment and connected machinery.

Services include asset discovery, network segmentation, vulnerability assessment, secure remote-access design and industrial security architecture.

Particular attention is given to operational continuity, allowing organizations to strengthen security controls while minimizing disruption to essential production processes.

The company also supports industrial cybersecurity practices aligned with relevant frameworks such as IEC 62443.

Cybertix offers authorized offensive security assessments intended to identify vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by malicious actors.

These activities include penetration testing, infrastructure assessments, application security reviews, vulnerability management and controlled attack simulations.

Its consulting services cover enterprise networks, cloud environments, web applications, APIs, mobile systems and industrial infrastructure.

The company also assists organizations with secure software development, architectural reviews, threat modeling and the integration of cybersecurity controls into development processes.

By combining offensive security assessments with defensive monitoring, Cybertix helps clients identify weaknesses, prioritize remediation and improve their ability to prevent and withstand cyber incidents.

Cybertix includes quantum computing and post-quantum cryptography consulting within its strategic cybersecurity portfolio.

As quantum computing technologies advance, organizations must evaluate the long-term security of cryptographic systems protecting sensitive communications, business records and digital identities.

Cybertix offers assessments of cryptographic exposure, risk prioritization and migration planning for organizations preparing to adopt quantum-resistant security standards.

Its consulting references post-quantum algorithms standardized by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology, including ML-KEM, ML-DSA and SLH-DSA.

The company also addresses cryptographic agility, helping organizations prepare their applications and security architectures for future algorithm transitions.

This capability is particularly relevant to enterprises handling information that must remain confidential over extended periods.

Cybertix provides strategic consulting to organizations facing increasingly complex cybersecurity and digital-governance requirements.

Its compliance services include readiness assessments, gap analyses, internal audits, technical implementation planning and support during applicable certification or conformity-assessment processes.

Cybertix also provides guidance on AI governance, secure application development, information security policies and cybersecurity responsibilities at management level.

Its objective is to help organizations translate regulatory requirements into practical security improvements suited to their operations and risk exposure.

Cybersecurity education and workforce readiness represent another important part of Cybertix's business.

The company develops training programs for technical professionals, employees, management teams and executives.

Its services include simulated phishing exercises, cyberattack scenarios, incident-response drills, crisis-management training and cybersecurity awareness programs.

Cybertix has developed CYBERFORGE, a cybersecurity e-learning platform incorporating structured training materials, an AI-supported learning assistant, progress tracking and performance assessments.

The platform is designed to help organizations develop sustainable cybersecurity awareness while recording training outcomes that may support internal governance and compliance requirements.

Cybertix also works with the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) on cybersecurity education initiatives.

In addition to digital cybersecurity, Cybertix provides corporate security services addressing risks to business information, physical assets, personnel and organizational reputation.

Its capabilities include corporate security assessments, internal investigations, digital forensics, executive digital-footprint analysis and counterintelligence consulting.

The company also offers Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM), involving the identification of unauthorized surveillance devices and other potential electronic security threats.

Through its Brand Radar offering, Cybertix combines digital monitoring, social listening and analytical methods to identify risks affecting corporate reputation and online exposure.

These services reflect a broader approach to enterprise security, recognizing that corporate risks can originate from both digital systems and physical or human environments.