The GRIAL cybersecurity project concludes successfully, delivering an innovative solution

The Project GRIAL: Digital Twin for Cybersecurity and Risk Governance in the Enterprise The project has been successfully completed after several months of collaborative work between technology companies and research centers. GRIAL has enabled the development of a functional prototype that helps organizations identify, visualize, and manage their digital assets, assess risks, and strengthen their cybersecurity strategy in an accessible and intelligent way.

GRIAL was launched by the companies SSH TEAM and RIA21, along with business groups AERTIC and NOVEX, and has been funded by the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, and Tourism through the support program for Innovative Business Groups (AEIs).

Throughout the project, a digital twin has been developed—a tool that virtually replicates the company’s infrastructure based on its technological assets. This digital twin allows organizations to simulate how their system would behave under different risk scenarios, test alternative configurations, and compare their effectiveness before implementing changes in the real environment. In addition, the system generates predictive models based on artificial intelligence and analyzes the balance between security levels and return on investment (ROI), thereby facilitating strategic decision-making.

Throughout its development, GRIAL has been presented at forums such as Transfer and at events within the national technology ecosystem.

With the completion of GRIAL, the consortium reaffirms its commitment to the secure digital transformation of businesses, laying the groundwork for future developments that will continue to drive innovation in cybersecurity and risk management.