The Balearic Cybersecurity Centre Offers Free Software Licences to Companies Requesting an Audit Before June 12

Jun 7, 2026 | Actualidad, Current affairs, Featured, Interview, Portada, Post, Revista Lloseta, Thursday Daily Bulletin, Tradition

The Balearic Cybersecurity Centre has launched a new initiative aimed at helping businesses and institutions across the Balearic Islands strengthen their digital protection and improve their resilience against cyber threats. Organisations that request a cybersecurity audit before June 12 will be eligible to receive free software licences designed to support the implementation of security improvements and enhance their overall digital protection.

The initiative seeks to provide companies of all sizes with a practical and accessible way to assess their current cybersecurity status, identify potential vulnerabilities and receive tailored recommendations to improve their protection against digital risks. To achieve this, the Centre offers an online self-assessment tool that allows organisations to perform an initial evaluation without requiring specialised technical knowledge.

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The Balearic Cybersecurity Centre Offers Free Software Licences to Companies Requesting an Audit Before June 12

Through a straightforward diagnostic process, businesses can review key aspects of their digital operations, including technological infrastructure, computer systems, servers, networks, communication platforms, business applications, remote access solutions and information management practices. The assessment provides a comprehensive overview of each organisation’s level of cybersecurity preparedness.

Upon completion, the tool generates a personalised report containing recommendations designed to strengthen digital security, reduce exposure to threats and improve operational resilience. These insights help organisations prioritise actions, allocate resources efficiently and develop strategies aligned with their technological maturity.

As an additional incentive, companies that request the audit within the established deadline will gain access to free software licences intended to facilitate the implementation of some of the recommended improvements. This support aims to accelerate the adoption of cybersecurity solutions and promote safer digital environments throughout the business community.

The programme also includes access to expert guidance through a dedicated advisory service. Companies can receive assistance when requesting audits, interpreting assessment results and planning the deployment of the recommended measures, ensuring a more effective and structured approach to cybersecurity enhancement.

The initiative responds to the growing importance of cybersecurity in an increasingly digital economy, where technological incidents can have a significant impact on business continuity, information protection and stakeholder confidence. Strengthening cyber resilience has become a strategic priority for organisations seeking to operate securely in a constantly evolving digital landscape.

Through this programme, the Balearic Cybersecurity Centre continues to promote actions that support the digital transformation of businesses and institutions across the Balearic Islands, encouraging the development of safer, more resilient and better-prepared technological environments.