The Malaga City Council has given the green light to the modification of the collaboration agreement signed in October 2025 with the Digital Agency of Andalusia (ADA). The agreement aims to enhance the security of municipal IT systems, services, and networks through the Regional Government of Andalusia's Security Operations Center (SOC).
The Department of Urban Innovation and Digitalization has adapted the agreement's resources to the current protection needs of the City Council's servers and workstations. The expansion of the Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) module increases coverage from 1,500 to a total of 4,200 workstations, improving automated response capabilities against potential threats.
This coverage expansion is financed through a reallocation of funds from the agreement itself, derived from the allocated hours for on-demand services, due to a reduction in their requests. Therefore, it does not involve additional financial contributions from the City Council nor an increase in the total cost of the agreement.
Furthermore, the Local Government Board has also approved the signing of a sponsorship agreement with Ubago Group Mare S.L., which will contribute 8,000 euros for the celebration of the International Day of the Educating City 2026. This event will take place on November 30th at the Faculty of Educational Sciences of the University of Malaga.
