Cyber Command collaborates with University of Cartagena cybersecurity laboratory

Trust Lab promotes research, innovation and technology transfer in cybersecurity, privacy and secure communications for businesses and institutions

The Joint Cyberspace Command (JCC) continues to collaborate with universities to raise awareness among students about the Armed Forces’ operations in cyberspace and the importance of investing in cybersecurity.

Commander (Ret.) Pérez de Tena presented the JCC as an organisation where university students can develop professional skills after graduation. He highlighted the future technological requirements that will enable the Command to continue its Mission.

The conference took place at the Cartagena European Centre for Business and Innovation (CEEIC), the epicentre of innovative entrepreneurship in the Murcia region. With over 30 years’ experience, it connects talent, technology and businesses to transform ideas into real businesses.

TRUST Lab at the Polytechnic University of Cartagena is an R&D&I laboratory specialising in cybersecurity, privacy and secure communications. It develops advanced technologies to protect critical infrastructure, digital systems and personal data. INCIBE funding supports the laboratory. It combines applied research, technological innovation and knowledge transfer to meet security challenges of digital transformation.

In addition to research, TRUST Lab offers technological solutions, specialist consultancy, and training for businesses, public administrations, and future sector professionals. Objectives include strengthening trust in emerging technologies, promoting cybersecurity training, and supporting policies and strategies that foster a safer, more resilient digital environment for society.