Cybersecurity has become a priority for tourism businesses, as cyber threats constantly evolve and can severely impact operations. Implementing threat intelligence enables companies in the sector to identify, process, and analyse information about potential attacks, anticipating their impacts and protecting their systems.

Strategies and Protective Measures

• Sources of Information. Identifying and selecting relevant sources for the tourism sector is crucial. Platforms like Cyber Threat Alliance provide information on specific threats to connected devices in hotels and other tourist establishments.
• Analysis and Response. After identifying threats, it is vital to analyse the information and update security systems accordingly. Staff training is equally important to prevent fraud, such as identity theft on booking platforms.
• Continuous Evaluation. Companies should regularly review their intelligence sources and cybersecurity strategies to ensure they are effective. This includes adjusting processes and enhancing staff training to stay up-to-date with the latest threats.

Benefits for the Tourism Sector

Implementing a cyber threat intelligence programme based on standards such as ISO 27001 or NIST-800 not only protects sensitive company information but also improves their ability to respond to attacks. This is essential for maintaining customer trust and ensuring business continuity in an increasingly digital and connected environment.

Request your assistance in Cybersecurity for businesses!

OBJECTIVE
The Activa Cybersecurity program offers specialized and personalized advice to companies, aiming to analyze their current cybersecurity situation and develop a specific plan tailored to their needs.

PROGRAM
The program includes individual meetings with the business owner, technical audits, specialized remote work, and thematic group workshops to highlight the importance of cybersecurity in business strategy.

DURATION
Available until the budget credit is exhausted.

PREVIOUS REQUIREMENTS

• Companies classified as SMEs.
• Legally established and duly registered in the corresponding registry.
• Fulfill the requirements of Article 7 of Order ICT/819/2022, of August 12, and what is established in the Call document. (Regarding limitations due to debts, fiscal domicile, etc.).
• SME status. Companies that meet the requirements established for the category of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Article 2 of Annex I of Commission Regulation (EU) No 651/2014. (Up to 250 workers and not exceeding 50 million in annual turnover).

GEOGRAPHICAL SCOPE

The Activa Cybersecurity program is available to companies across the national territory.

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