Structuralia’s Master’s in Cybersecurity and Information Risk Management has been ranked among the top 25 graduate programs in cybersecurity in Spain in the 2026 Escudo Digital Ranking, a specialized ranking that analyzes the quality, employability, methodology, and innovation of educational programs in the sector.
Structuralia has been recognized in the 2026 Escudo Digital Ranking for cybersecurity training with its Master's Degree in Cybersecurity and Information Risk Management, developed with the support of Antonio de Nebrija University. The program ranks among the top 25 master’s and postgraduate programs in cybersecurity in Spain, according to a ranking compiled by Escudo Digital, a media outlet specializing in security, defense, and technology.
The 2026 edition of the ranking has analyzed more than 70 courses offered by public universities, private universities, business schools, and specialized educational institutions. To this end, Escudo Digital has applied 26 objective indicators linked to five major areas of evaluation: characteristics of the master’s program, curriculum, faculty, student body, and educational institution.
Among the criteria analyzed These include teaching methodology, practical training, pedagogical and technological innovation, employability, value for money, institutional reputation, the institution’s international reach, and its connection to industry-related certifications or agreements.
Recognition in a field with high demand for professionals
This recognition comes at a time of significant growth for the cybersecurity sector. The digital transformation of businesses, the development of artificial intelligence, the growing use of cloud environments, and the rise in cyberattacks have made cybersecurity a priority for organizations across all sectors.
According to ManpowerGroup's annual Talent Mismatch Study, 75% of Spanish companies report having difficulty finding the candidates they need, a figure that rises to 78% in the case of the technology sector. At the same time, research by the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium (ISC) estimated the number at 73,000 people: the shortage of cybersecurity professionals in Spain.
This shortage of specialized professionals poses a challenge for organizations, but it also opens up new opportunities for students and professionals seeking to steer their careers toward fields with high employability. Cybersecurity is establishing itself as one of the fields with the greatest growth potential in the digital job market, both in technical roles and in positions related to risk management, auditing, regulatory compliance, and information security leadership.
Online Training in Digital Risk Management
The Master's Degree in Cybersecurity and Information Risk Management from Structuralia It is designed for professionals seeking to develop a strategic vision for digital asset protection and organizational resilience.
The training program covers topics related to information security, risk management, system protection, digital threats, applicable regulations, business continuity, and decision-making in complex technological environments.
In addition, the program incorporates the benefits of the technology MyLXP and the assistant's PHIA, integrated into the student's educational experience to facilitate support throughout the learning process.
“This recognition reinforces our commitment to technical training that is aligned with the real needs of the market. Cybersecurity requires professionals who are capable of assessing risk, anticipating threats, and protecting digital infrastructure in increasingly complex environments,” according to Structuralia’s academic department.
Structuralia Strengthens Its Position in Technical Fields
Structuralia's inclusion in the 2026 Escudo Digital Ranking confirms the importance of specialized, flexible training that is aligned with the current needs of companies and institutions in the cybersecurity sector.
Having qualified professionals has become a key factor in safeguarding the continuity, trust, and competitiveness of organizations.
