ENS and Security Policy

As a service provider, Fundació PuntCAT addresses security issues using an integrated management system (SIG) that is in line with the National Security Scheme.

A Spanish regulatory framework known as the National Security Scheme (ENS) lays forth the security requirements that public administrations and service companies handling classified information must meet. In the event of potential security threats or incidents, the National Security Scheme seeks to safeguard private data and ensure the uninterrupted provision of public services.

The following are some advantages of the ENS:

• Information protection: offers a collection of rules and regulations to safeguard private data, guaranteeing its availability, confidentiality, and integrity.
• Regulatory Compliance: alignment with current laws and regulations, avoiding possible legal sanctions.
• Improved Security: reducing the risk of security incidents such as cyber attacks.
• User and Customer Confidence: By proving adherence to the ENS, an organization can boost the trust of its stakeholders and citizens in its data protection capabilities.
• Service Continuity: implementing business continuity strategies into action and making sure that vital services can keep running in case of emergencies.
• Training and Awareness: encourages ongoing training and raises worker awareness of safety issues, building an organizational safety culture.
• Interoperability: facilitates interoperability and secure collaboration between different public administrations and service providers.

In keeping with this, it releases the definition of the Security Policy (version 2025) that follows in order to conform to this plan.