The Joint Cyberspace Command receives an award at the Spanish Computer Forensics Fair

• Recognition for the support provided to companies that attempted to recover damaged computer devices after the DANA storm in October 2024

The Joint Cyberspace Command received an award for the support given to the group of entities set up to help small businesses affected by the October 2024 storm.

The event was attended by other representatives of the Military and Security Forces, experts in the fight against cybercrime and the protection of digital assets; as well as forensic investigators at the forefront of data analysis and digital scenario reconstruction; representatives from leading technology companies that provide innovative solutions for the prevention, detection and response to security incidents; and, finally, academics and industry experts who shared their knowledge and emerging trends in the field of cybersecurity.

The Joint Cyber Command (MCCE) appreciates this recognition and supports events such as the Spanish Computer Forensics Fair (FIFE '25), where tools and solutions necessary for digital investigation are shared, from state-of-the-art forensic analysis to the world's most advanced cybersecurity and cyber intelligence solutions.

FIFE '25, organised by OnRetrieval Group, aims to serve as a direct access point to learn about and test the new generation of technology in computer forensics, cybersecurity, cyber intelligence and data recovery from countries such as Germany, Australia, Canada, China, the United States, Spain, Italy, the United Kingdom and Sweden, among others.