Following the signing of this agreement, Indra and Katim will collaborate on the certification of mobile telephony solutions at the national and NATO Confidential levels.
To this end, they will adapt their respective solutions to the specific needs of each client. Both companies will be involved in controlling the entire supply chain to offer complete reliability to the end user.
Indra offers, among other systems, COMSec, a secure communications solution that provides encrypted voice, instant messaging, and video services over mobile phones via any cellular, wireless, or satellite network worldwide, adapted for use by government agencies, the military, and other organizations and companies. Katim, for its part, offers, among other products, an ultra-secure mobile terminal that employs a multi-layered encryption model providing top-tier protection and security features. Built using a Security-by-Design approach, Katim phones prioritize security from the outset, exceeding industry best practices.
This collaboration will allow both companies to offer their systems to various countries, agencies, and institutions, including NATO countries and, in particular, the Spanish Ministry of Defense.
Indra's CEO, José Vicente de los Mozos, emphasized that “Indra and Katim combine their capabilities and deep technological expertise to deliver the most advanced mobile telephony and encryption solutions on the market to their clients, with the ultimate goal of guaranteeing the confidentiality of their communications. We are convinced that alliances like these are essential to stay one step ahead of increasingly complex and sophisticated threats.”
For his part, Katim's CEO, Didier Pagnoux, stated: “This commitment within the framework of our partnership with Indra marks a significant milestone in the delivery of innovative secure communications solutions to the Spanish and NATO markets. By combining Katim's expertise in cyber-secure communications with Indra's extensive experience in European defense, we are well-positioned to support the evolving security needs of our allied nations.”