During her official trip to the United States, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, the President of the Community of Madrid, announced a strategic agreement with Cisco aimed at enhancing digital security within the administration. This announcement took place while she was visiting Austin, Texas.
Just days after securing a similar agreement with Amazon, Ayuso confirmed this new partnership, highlighting its significance for Madrid”s technological landscape. The alliance is designed to bolster the region”s cybersecurity measures as part of a broader initiative to integrate modern technology into public administration.
Ayuso”s meetings with senior executives from Cisco were a key component of her institutional visit across the Americas, which is expected to culminate with her attendance at the upcoming Formula 1 Grand Prix. This event is particularly notable as Madrid prepares to host its inaugural Grand Prix next year.
In her remarks on social media, Ayuso expressed her commitment to making the Community of Madrid “increasingly secure, modern, and citizen-focused.” The strategic agreements she is forging are part of a medium- and long-term plan to embrace new technological trends and position Madrid as a leader in digital investment and development.
Among the goals of this collaboration is to address the growing demand for specialists in digital security, aligning workforce availability with market needs. The partnership with Cisco marks a significant advancement for Madrid in its quest to enhance digital infrastructure.
