Gradiant to showcase its cybersecurity technologies at #20ENISE to anticipate threats, protect data, enable crypto-agility and detect deepfakes

Gradiant will present advanced solutions at #20ENISE to protect sensitive information, manage digital identities and strengthen cryptographic security

The technology centre will take part in #20ENISE with demonstrations and discussions on financial cybersecurity, innovation and digital trust

Gradiant will take part in #20ENISE, the International Information Security Conference organised by INCIBE in León, from 21 to 23 October. The technology centre will showcase its latest developments in data protection, digital identity, cryptographic asset management and intelligent verification of digital content.

Its exhibition space will feature AnonymiX, novaWallet, QRYPTION, Veraquo and IDHub, solutions designed to address the security challenges faced by companies and organisations. These technologies combine artificial intelligence, advanced cryptography and privacy mechanisms to protect information, systems and digital services.

Gradiant is returning to an event in which it has participated and collaborated for many editions. Its presence reinforces the centre’s commitment to innovation and technology transfer in cybersecurity.

Data protection and confidential computing

Protecting sensitive information is one of Gradiant’s main areas of expertise. Its technologies enable data to be used and shared securely while preserving confidentiality and reducing privacy risks.

One of these technologies is AnonymiX, an intelligent and adaptive anonymisation solution for sharing, analysing and making use of sensitive data. The technology incorporates mechanisms that allow the level of protection to be adapted to different use cases, minimising the risk of individuals being identified.

Gradiant also develops collaborative learning and confidential computing technologies to protect information while it is being processed. These include PAC-AI, designed for the collaborative training of AI models, and TrusTEE, based on trusted execution environments.

These solutions contribute to secure models for using data in sectors such as healthcare, finance and industry.

Management, protection and governance of cryptographic assets

The evolution of digital threats requires cryptographic infrastructures capable of adapting to new algorithms, security requirements and emerging technologies. At Gradiant, we develop solutions to improve the visibility, control and management of these assets, making it easier for systems to evolve.

One of these is QRYPTION, a technology linked to our upcoming spin-off and specifically designed to address the needs of the financial sector. The solution provides a common layer between business applications and cryptographic infrastructure. This enables the centralised management of HSM modules, KMS systems and cryptographic services from different vendors.

QRYPTION unifies key management, access control, monitoring and operational traceability. Its architecture facilitates interoperability and cryptographic upgrades without requiring changes to payment applications.

The technology is progressing towards commercialisation with the support of the Xunta de Galicia’s Ignicia Proof of Concept Programme, through the Galician Innovation Agency (GAIN).

Another key solution is IDHub, a solution for centralising the management of digital certificates and their associated keys. IDHub integrates both physical and cloud-based HSM modules, enabling certificates to be used securely from business applications and services.

In this field, Gradiant also develops CryptoScan, a cryptographic discovery and inventory technology. It identifies keys, certificates, algorithms and configurations, analyses dependencies and detects risks. This information supports upgrade planning and the transition towards post-quantum cryptography.

Digital identity and trust services

Digital identity is another of Gradiant’s strategic areas, particularly in light of the evolving European electronic identification framework. The centre develops technologies for managing verifiable credentials, authenticating individuals and organisations, and protecting the data used in these processes.

At #20ENISE, Gradiant will present novaWallet, a digital wallet designed to facilitate the adoption of decentralised digital identities. The solution enables digital credentials to be managed, presented and verified securely and interoperably. It is designed for companies, public administrations and users and is ready for integration into the European digital identity ecosystem.

Gradiant also works on trust services, electronic signatures and privacy technologies applied to digital identity. These include selective disclosure mechanisms and Zero-Knowledge Proofs, which enable attributes to be verified without revealing unnecessary personal information.

Intelligent verification of digital content

The expansion of generative artificial intelligence is making it increasingly easy to create synthetic content that is difficult to distinguish from authentic material. To address this challenge, Gradiant develops technologies to analyse the authenticity and integrity of images, video, audio and documents.

A key development in this area is Veraquo, Gradiant’s AI-based multimodal platform for intelligent digital content verification. The solution can identify deepfakes, cloned voices, synthetic content and potential manipulation. Its application helps prevent fraud, identity impersonation and disinformation.

Veraquo arrives at ENISE after being named Deepfake Detection Solution of the Year at the CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards 2026. This international recognition highlights Gradiant’s developments in an area that is becoming increasingly important for digital trust.

The centre also offers Valida, an AI-based document verification solution for detecting forgeries and manipulation. These technologies are complemented by developments in traceability, watermarking, fingerprinting and multimedia forensics to verify the provenance and integrity of digital content.

Gradiant’s participation in the ENISE programme

In addition to showcasing its technologies at booth 55 in the exhibition area, Gradiant will take part in several activities on the programme to share its expertise in cybersecurity and innovation.

On 22 October, from 12:45 to 13:25, Jaime Loureiro will take part in the panel “Innovation and cybersecurity in the financial sector: trust and digital resilience”. Loureiro leads Gradiant’s Advanced Data Security technology line and is CTO of QRYPTION.

The session will address the security challenges facing the financial sector and the need to develop resilient infrastructures capable of responding to emerging threats.

Juan González, Gradiant’s Director of Security and Privacy, will also take part in a panel on INCIBE’s Public Procurement of Innovation (PPI).

Gradiant will also be present at Speakers’ Corner 4 on 22 October at 16:30. Through its participation in this twentieth edition, the centre strengthens its relationship with INCIBE and its commitment to Spain’s cybersecurity ecosystem.

ts presence at #20ENISE will provide an opportunity to share technologies, explore new collaborations and continue developing solutions that address the real needs of companies and organisations.