Scalian Group and Ironchip join forces
and announce their alliance

Faced with this new digitalization scenario and the need for companies to adapt to it, the Scalian group, a software consulting and engineering group, and Ironchip, a Biscayan deep tech company, announce today their strategic alliance of working together with the aim of generating an effective Zero Trust solution. Their desire is to provide the market with secure access to resources while they significantly reduce the possibility of vulnerability.

This union arises from a common need of providing companies with the security approach, necessary to deal with the vulnerabilities posed by the digitization process of their systems. Scalian, which has a clear vocation for innovation and is distinguished by its commitment to quality, specialization in creative solutions and mastery of the latest technologies, now has Ironchip's innovative and intelligent location technology, so as to help companies to protect themselves against cybercriminals.

From today, the alliance between Scalian and Ironchip aims to face the advance of digital transformation in a safe way. Both companies have opted for this collaboration, being aware of the need for good practices in cybersecurity and tools that facilitate daily dynamics, as it becomes increasingly complex.

They will work together on an innovative Zero Trust solution, pioneer in the market

Antonio López, Cyber Security Manager of Scalian Spain, comments that Scalian "wants to position itself in the market with disruptive Cybersecurity services and has found its perfect partner in Ironchip to guarantee its Zero Trust strategy".

While Julen Martinez, CEO of Ironchip, points out that "the alliance with a large company like Scalian and its commitment to innovation will allow us to define the new defense strategies of the present and the future"

In this context, the implementation of a Zero Trust strategy, and specifically authorization management, becomes a key element for both legacy applications and new applications, in the cloud and on-premises.

These two companies have sealed their alliance with the hope of strengthening active and passive defense through Zero Trust technologies and using location as a fundamental pillar of cyber defense.