Oesía, a Spanish multinational technology company specialized in dual-use engineering, will be present from November 17 to 19 at NATO Edge 26, the forum organized by the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) that will be held in Izmir (Turkey) with the aim of strengthening technological cooperation between the Alliance, the Armed Forces, and the international defense industry.
At this event, NATO Edge expands its technological focus to address key areas such as the digital transformation of military operations, C4ISR systems, cybersecurity, the resilience of critical infrastructure, and the integration of advanced technologies into the Alliance’s operational capabilities.
Within this framework, Oesía will have its own stand where it will present its solutions and developments in disruptive dual-use technologies, aimed at meeting the operational needs of NATO and allied countries, as the company has said in a statement released this Thursday.
Demonstration of its onboard encryption device and other solutions
The company’s presence at NATO Edge 26 aligns with the roadmap outlined in its 2026-2030 Strategic Plan which, under the slogan "Powered by Technology. Delivering Value", seeks to establish the group as "one of Europe’s leading references" in dual engineering, a creator of mission-oriented technological capabilities, and a specialized partner of European platform and systems integrators.
Among the solutions the company will bring to the event, Cerberus stands out, its onboard encryption device designed to protect communications on aeronautical platforms, both manned and unmanned; ERMES, a multi-domain device for the loading and secure transfer of cryptographic keys in national, NATO, and European Union environments; and Presence, a technological solution for secure access to the Public Regulated Service (PRS) of the European satellite navigation system Galileo, aimed at government applications and critical operations.
In this regard, the firm has emphasized that NATO Edge 26 represents a "key showcase" for the defense technology industry and a "strategic meeting point" between NATO and its allied partners.
The event will bring together around 200 exhibitors and representatives from the 32 member countries of the Alliance, with the purpose of fostering cooperation and driving new technological capabilities.