Montevive AI wins first acceleration prize at 20ENISE
Topics University of Granada
The Granada-based company Montevive AI, led by Chema Robles, takes first prize in the Acceleration category at 20ENISE, INCIBE's cybersecurity gathering.
The Granada-based company Montevive AI has won first prize in the Acceleration category at 20ENISE, the International Information Security Meeting organised by the Instituto Nacional de Ciberseguridad (INCIBE). The decision was announced as part of the entrepreneurial projects competition, held on Thursday, October 22, in which several innovative companies presented their proposals before a specialised jury.
What the company does
Montevive AI develops solutions so that organisations can adopt artificial intelligence without jeopardising the security of their data or regulatory compliance. Among its tools, MOVIWA stands out, designed to prevent leaks of confidential information when using artificial intelligence assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
The company, based in Granada, supports organisations in identifying the risks of AI use, training their teams and implementing solutions tailored to each case. It is led by Chema Robles, co-founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of Montevive AI, who works on secure artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and regulatory compliance strategies.
Track record
According to the Universidad de Granada, this prize adds to other previous recognitions. In 2025, Montevive AI was distinguished as the best startup in the XII Concurso de Emprendimiento Universitario of the Universidad de Granada and took part as a finalist in Alhambra Venture. In 2026, the company joined the BSC AI Factory, which strengthens its ties to the artificial intelligence innovation ecosystem.
The award at 20ENISE consolidates, according to the academic institution, the company's track record and highlights the potential of Granada's entrepreneurship in technological solutions for the current challenges facing companies.