SealPath reports 50% growth in sales in the first half of the year and consolidates its leadership in data security

The company specializing in corporate information protection attributes its results to the rise in regulations, a significant increase in the number of data leaks, and growing concern among organizations about keeping their sensitive data safe.

BILBAO, SPAIN, AUGUST 4, 2025 – The cybersecurity market continues to show remarkable momentum in 2025, and SealPath’s results reflect this. The company, which specializes in protecting and controlling permissions on sensitive documents, reported a 50% increase in revenue at the end of the first half of this year. This growth is directly related to the increase in attacks targeting key sectors such as finance, industry, and public administration, as well as regulatory pressure from regulations such as NIS2 and DORA.

SealPath, which has just celebrated 15 years offering specialized solutions in corporate data protection through digital rights management technology, has experienced an acceleration in demand for its solutions, especially from medium and large organizations seeking to secure access to their most critical information.

Growth driven by market developments

The company notes that the market is moving toward increasingly proactive data protection solutions focused on preventing information leaks before they occur. This represents a shift from traditional security technologies, which tend to be more reactive. According to SealPath’s CEO, the market is also consolidating the adoption of tools integrated with other cybersecurity technologies, which enable customers to identify and mitigate potential threats more effectively.

In addition, SealPath’s geographical expansion, with new operations in international markets, particularly in Europe, Latin America, and Asia, has been decisive in achieving these strong results. The company is thus responding to growing interest from customers and partners in regions where data protection is a strategic priority for businesses.

Greater focus on industrial property protection

SealPath has also detected an increase in companies investing in protection solutions for industrial designs, reinforcing the management of sensitive information throughout the supply chain. The company believes that proactive security remains critical in the fight against information theft and has therefore stepped up its offering of CAD design protection solutions for its customers.

Luis Ángel del Valle, CEO of SealPath, offers a positive take on the results:
“It is very encouraging to see how companies are prioritizing data protection as a core part of their strategies. We have seen very rapid adoption of our solutions, and the market is demanding more comprehensive technologies to address today’s challenges. This motivates us to continue innovating and striving to lead the sector.”

With its growth figures and ability to adapt to the demands of a changing sector, SealPath consolidates its position as one of the leading companies in data-centric security, ready to face the challenges of the second half of the year and continue strengthening the security of its customers in around 30 countries.