Cyviz has announced that it has been awarded a strategically important project from a Central European defence organisation, providing upgrades and new installations.
The order includes a full command and control room as well as an upgrade to an existing installation which supports classified operations in highly secure spaces.
The project includes a Tempest-certifiable system, a NATO-recognised standard designed to prevent data leaks through electromagnetic emissions, meeting European and NATO-grade security standards. The system supports multi-classification environments with strict data separation, designed to enable secure and efficient operations.
The value of the contract remains undisclosed, with Cyviz’s appointment coinciding with greater investment by European nations as they increase defence spending in the wake of Russian aggression in Ukraine and continued decoupling of the United States from NATO.
Espen Gylvik, CEO, Cyviz, commented: “We are proud to be selected as a trusted partner in a project of this importance. It demonstrates our unique capability to deliver standardized, future-proof command and control solutions while supporting the increasing demand for trusted infrastructure across the European defence landscape.”