• SIA has deployed an advanced cyber-incident detection and response service, designed under the SOCLess model: specialized management, automation and full predictability of cybercriminal behavior

• Since the implementation of SIA’s service, the detection of false positive alerts has been reduced to a mere 2% and the number of low-value alerts has been slashed by over 80%

• Jealsa, founded in 1958, is the leading canned fish and seafood producer in Spain and the second largest in Europe

Madrid, April 20, 2022. - SIA, a leading cybersecurity company, has deployed and implemented an advanced cyberattack detection and response service on the IT infrastructure of Jealsa, the leading canned food manufacturer in Spain and the second largest in Europe, to protect and ensure the continuity of its business and thus meet all its commitments in the distribution chain.

"Reinforcing the security of our corporate technology environment with a top specialist such as SIA was crucial to continue pushing forward our commitment to innovation and quality, allowing us to focus on providing our customers with the best products," says Antonio Rodríguez, Director of Technology at Jealsa.

With more than 60 years of history, the Spanish multinational company, aware of the strategic role of cybersecurity in its business and the impact a cyberattack could have on the activity of the over 23 companies that make up the Group (food, fishing and services, circular economy and energy), decided to address this project by opting for the SOCLess model, an improvement on the traditional approach to cybersecurity operations that SOCs, or (Cyber)security Operations Centers, have been providing up to now.

"With this model, we’ve taken a leap forward in terms of maturity in the realm of cybersecurity management," says David Fernández, director of Cybersecurity Services & Solutions at SIA. "The success of the project lies in the optimization of information processing, the role of expert analysts, automation based on a system that learns and anticipates, and Jealsa's willingness to improve the protection of its business by going further with an innovative model."

The combination of the expertise of SIA specialists and the technology used are a perfect tandem that offers Jealsa, under this new SOCLess approach, more and better information and tools for a quick, automated and more effective and efficient incident detection and response. Since the implementation of the service, the detection of false positive alerts has been reduced to a mere 2% and the number of low-value alerts has been slashed by more than 80%.

With SIA's solution, the cannery has improved the security of its IT infrastructure and the ability to detect and respond to incidents, resulting in the activation of a protocol that eliminates or minimizes the impact on Information Systems. This in turn guarantees the quality and continuity of its activity in the various European and Latin American countries in which it operates and avoids economic and/or reputational damage to the organization.