Tarlogic, a company approved by IGAPE’s Cybersecurity 2025 program
The Cybersecurity 2025 program, promoted by IGAPE (Galician Institute for Economic Promotion), aims to improve the digital security of Galician companies through direct financial aid and a controlled system of approved suppliers.
The grants, which are available to companies with headquarters or work centers in Galicia, will cover everything from the initial assessment of cybersecurity risks to the implementation of technical and organizational solutions, as well as the improvement of internal protection procedures.
Tarlogic Security is one of the suppliers approved by IGAPE that will be able to provide the subsidized services, which include:
- Maturity diagnosis and risk analysis: Conducting technical audits aimed at assessing the digital maturity and cybersecurity risks of the beneficiary company, as well as preparing a technical report with recommendations and improvement proposals.
- Provision of technical roadmaps in a service model (12 months): ITaaS (Information Technology as a Service) security – implementation and operation of ICT security solutions, such as incident detection and response systems (SOC, EDR, MDR, or equivalents), monitoring, and alert management.
- Ethical hacking: intrusion testing, vulnerability analysis, and associated technical reports.
- Cybersecurity awareness and culture: programs for creating a corporate culture of cybersecurity and awareness campaigns (including phishing simulations).
Conditions for beneficiary companies
Both companies and self-employed individuals that are validly constituted with headquarters or a place of work in Galicia and that meet the following requirements may apply for the grants:
- Not be linked to approved suppliers or subject to orders to recover grants.
- Submit a minimum eligible expenditure of €18,000 and three offers from different suppliers.
- The grants are incompatible with other subsidies for the same expenses and are subject to the de minimis regime (a maximum of €300,000 over 3 years).
The aid will cover 75% of eligible expenditure, up to a maximum of €30,000, and the expenditure must be incurred and paid before November 30, 2026.
Applications may be submitted until November 15 using procedure code IG408.