From military cyberdefence to the private sector
Minery Report was founded in 2018 by military officers, creators of the Cybersecurity Directorate of the Spanish Air and Space Force.
That origin is not a marketing line — it explains how we work. In the Spanish Ministry of Defence we learned that security is measured rather than assumed, that traceability is what allows you to reconstruct events when someone has to answer for them, and that in critical operations there is no room for anything that cannot be demonstrated.
We moved to the private sector and found serious threats being met with improvised answers: reports nobody read, tools bought from a catalogue, consultants selling "360º solutions". Minery Report was built to do the opposite.
Today we are 30 professionals serving more than 100 clients across healthcare, legal, industry, energy, fintech, logistics and the public sector — and we still work with the Spanish Air Force. Read the case →
The Minery Method
Real diagnosis — measurement against the 18 CIS Controls, with evidence.
Tailored strategy — a roadmap prioritised by risk, cost and regulatory deadlines.
Continuous management — we execute with you and sustain the level over time.
The team
Our credibility isn't in a logo: it's in the people who put their name to what we do.
Miguel Ángel Romero de los Llanos
CEO and Cybersecurity Expert
CEO of Minery Report and one of the people behind the creation of the Spanish Air Force's Cybersecurity Directorate. More than 20 years in cybersecurity and software development, focused on incident response and defensive security. He heads the company's cybersecurity practice and signs its regulatory guides. CEO of the Year in Cybersecurity — La Razón (2026).
Gonzalo García Valdecasas Colell
Director of Legal and Regulatory Compliance
Heads Minery Report's legal practice: technology law, data protection and cybersecurity regulation (NIS2, DORA, ENS and GDPR). He also specialises in MiCA, crypto and asset tokenisation, where regulation tends to lag the product.
Andrés Naranjo
Principal Threat Analyst and Evangelist
Known as TheXXLMAN, he is a cyber-intelligence analyst specialising in OSINT and threat monitoring. A speaker at CIBÉRTICA, Hackén and Cibersegura, and a regular contributor to industry media, he brings the offensive-intelligence perspective to the team.
Juan Pablo Fernández Agüero
Business Director
Leads commercial strategy, client relationships and business development at Minery Report. An expert in the crypto and digital-asset ecosystem, he brings specialised insight into cybersecurity for blockchain, Web3 and fintech environments.
Ángela González
Head of Development
Heads development at Minery Report: the tools the company delivers its services with, and client implementations. More than ten years building software and leading technical teams. No implementation counts as finished until the client is using it.
Adrián Díaz Pérez
Head of IT Systems
Accountable for the infrastructure Minery Report delivers its services from: systems, equipment and availability. More than 15 years in IT systems; at Minery Report since 2023. He maintains internally the discipline the company reviews in its clients.
Certifications, awards and memberships
Certifications
Certified to ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
Recognition
Great Place to Work certified since 2024 — #1 in Spain in the under-50-employees category (Best Workplaces 2025 and 2026) and 2nd best technology company to work for in Spain (2024).
CEO of the Year in Cybersecurity (La Razón, 2026).
Memberships and community
AMETIC member across three committees — Cybersecurity, AI and Data Economy, and Cloud — advising Spain's technology employers' association on sector positions before Brussels.
CIS SecureSuite Member and CIS Controls Supporter.
Listed in the INCIBE catalogue of cybersecurity companies.
CISEG · Women4Cyber Spain · academic collaboration with UNIR.
Media and speaking
Our team speaks where the Spanish cybersecurity community meets — TEDxGranada, the CIBÉRTICA conference (sponsors and speakers in 2025 and 2026), CanallaCON, Hackén — and contributes a monthly slot on Radio Intereconomía. Our CEO is a regular voice in the Spanish business press (Merca2 and others), and our specialists appear across the sector's technical media and podcasts.
"We've had Minery Report at CIBÉRTICA two years running for one reason: they send people who do this work every day, not salespeople with a deck."
Alliances
Vodafone — approved supplier, with collaboration agreements for the joint delivery of cybersecurity and systems services.
NetCheck — mutual approval and joint bidding capability for large contracts.
GRIZ Cybersecurity — partner firm led by Elisa Alises, formerly part of our team: we work together on SOC, vCISO and offensive security (grizsec.com).
Serquo, Seidor and Evolutio — technology providers who trust our team with their own clients' cybersecurity.
"Minery Report has been key to strengthening our digital security and improving how we work with data. Their expertise makes them an indispensable strategic partner."