GMV secures NATO cybersecurity framework and Polish intelligence contract

The technology multinational GMV has secured significant roles in enhancing defense and cybersecurity capabilities for NATO and Poland.

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) has selected GMV for the Cyber Security Dynamic Marketplace (CSDM). This long-term procurement mechanism allows NATO to access specialized cybersecurity technologies and services with greater agility. Through this framework, GMV is eligible to compete for contracts in critical areas including Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM), cloud security, network and perimeter security, threat detection and analysis, vulnerability management, and digital forensics.

Additionally, GMV is collaborating with the Polish company Teldat to bolster Poland’s Joint Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (JISR) capabilities. The Polish Ministry of Defence has selected Teldat to implement GMV’s CSD-Sierra (Coalition Shared Database) solution. This system is designed to facilitate the secure and interoperable exchange of intelligence information, such as images, video, and GMTI data, between operational centers and users. The solution adheres to NATO’s Stanag 4559 standard, ensuring interoperability during multinational operations and supporting standardized information sharing across different command structures.