13/05/2009
- Optalia representing the next
Optalia group, dedicated to the design of virtual reality environments for several sectors, such as real estate, industrial and cultural, has signed a collaboration agreement with blueliv, which designs solutions for Information Security, for the implementation of virtual scenarios of potential disasters, and the correct management of a critical situation, as well as for the preparation of key personnel in business continuity. All of it, developed with security tools and virtual reality environments for the Middle East market.
Through this agreement, help will be given when providing the required evidences by the existing regulations (SOX, MiFID, Basilea, etc.) or rules BS 27999-2, when training and implementing test plans, when facing business interruptions. Given the increasing necessity of these services in the mentioned region, Optalia’s Group affiliated company, Optalia Middle East, located in Dubai, will offer these services to public and private companies, as well as to local public Organisms and Administrations.
02/03/2009
The Brasilia project tries to investigate every progress, existing and future technologies in the acquisition of data in industrial systems: SCADA, MES, HMI, etc. In this project, blueliv will take part in the research of the security measures of these devices and the different associated manufacturers, as well as in the seeking of vulnerabilities in order to prevent from future problems related to business continuity and protection against attacks.
19/02/2009
Building at Campus La Salle Barcelona
blueliv has signed a collaboration contract with Innovation Park La Salle to develop its professional activities. Within this agreement, blueliv will develop, together with the foundation, Research and Development tasks for the improvement of the Information Security.
As main objective, blueliv will work in its Security solution Sýnap-link to make it a more versatile and intelligent security reviews’ platform. Furthermore, blueliv will count on the support from the Park’s Enterprise Creation Area to find public and private financing, while working at the same time in different projects in order to obtain Spanish subsidies addressed to R&D companies.
In the same company acceleration line, Innovation Park La Salle has offered an incubation module for blueliv to work in reducing the economical burden this means for a young start-up with great future projections.
