We now offer our clients the audit service provided by our partner, SecureOn, a cybersecurity consulting firm based in Anglesola, Lleida. Their team will conduct a thorough review of your systems to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by cybercriminals. 

Don’t leave your security to chance

According to the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce, six out of ten companies have already suffered a phishing attack, ransomware attack, or other type of malware attack. This figure does not distinguish between large and small companies. Today, any of us can be a target for cyberattackers. Unfortunately, more than a few have already learned this the hard way. Therefore, leaving your company’s protection to chance can prove very costly.

What exactly is a cybersecurity audit?

As the SecureOn team explains on its website, “you can’t protect what you don’t know.” The audit involves putting yourself in an attacker’s shoes to see how far they could penetrate your systems before someone with malicious intent does. Specifically, it includes:

• Infrastructure audit. This examines the systems that support the company’s day-to-day operations: servers, the network, and the entry points through which an external attacker could gain access.
• Internal and external penetration tests. SecureOn gets to work, just as a real attacker would, both from outside and from within your own network. It’s the only way to know whether a vulnerability is theoretical or real.
• Web application review. If your company has an online store, a form, or any web-connected application, it is also reviewed. Often, this is the most exposed and least monitored entry point.

The result isn’t a random list of issues: it’s a prioritized vulnerability analysis (what needs to be fixed immediately and what can wait) and a report—both executive and technical—with a concrete action plan. You don’t just get a diagnosis. You get clear information on what needs to be done to remedy the situation.

Regulatory Compliance

Protecting the information and data that a company uses in the course of its business has long since ceased to be a voluntary matter. In Spain, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the National Security Framework, and the upcoming transposition of the NIS2 Directive impose specific obligations and penalties calculated based on the company’s global revenue. 

If you’d like more information on the legal notices that a website or online store must include, you can check out this article (the information it provides is still valid).

Conducting an audit before problems arise or an inspection takes place makes the difference between being prepared and having done only half the work (or not even having started!).

Our Partnership with SecureOn

In the spring of 2025, Dispromèdia signed a partnership agreement with this consulting firm. The synergy between our two companies stems from our desire to expand the range of services we offer our clients. We want to make your day-to-day operations easier and provide you with tools and services that address the needs that arise over time, such as the proper preservation of the information we work with.

Who is this for?

Any small or medium-sized business with a digital presence (website, email, social media, online store, etc.) that has never thoroughly assessed its security level. You don’t need to have experienced any type of attack in the past. In fact, this is the ideal situation, as it means you’re choosing to be proactive and ensure the protection of your information, rather than reacting after an incident.

Want to know what your weak spots are?
Talk to us, and we’ll explain, step by step, how the SecureOn audit works. Tell us about your situation.

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Until now, these grants were awarded on a first-come, first-served basis: the sooner you submitted your application, the sooner you received the funds. This year will be different. Grants will now be awarded through a competitive process: you must submit a project justification report and achieve a minimum score. In other words, the grants will not go to the fastest companies, but to those that submit the most detailed project proposals.  

What does the grant actually cover?

CCAM Program 5, the “Program to Support the Digital Transformation of Businesses to Promote Their Growth, Competitiveness, and Improve Their Level of Digital Maturity,” funds, up to 50%—with a maximum of €5,000—for initiatives such as creating a professional, responsive website; setting up an online store linked to a physical location; or SEO, SEM, and digital marketing activities, among others.

Check the terms and conditions of the call for proposals here

To ensure you receive the grants, you must avoid this mistake: submitting an application without a clear end goal. A grant without a technical project to back it up is nothing more than a worthless piece of paper. 

Twenty years helping our clients bring their projects to life

At Dispromèdia, we’ve been Digitalization Agents for the Digital Kit program, and for over twenty years we’ve been creating websites, online stores, and SEO strategies for small and medium-sized businesses throughout the Lleida region and other areas of Catalonia. The dozens and dozens of projects of all kinds (web, e-commerce, social media) that we’ve carried out thanks to grants funded by the Next Generation EU Fund attest to our experience. 

So, if you’d like to launch a digital project related to your company or business and want us to guide you through the process, don’t hesitate to ask for our help. We’ll provide the guidance you need to prepare the project proposal that must accompany your application.

If you want to take advantage of this grant, the first step isn’t to fill out a form, but to define what your company really needs. 

Tell us about your project, and we’ll define it together.

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Why an Update Was Necessary

The previous version of the website was functional, but it had become somewhat outdated and no longer showcased the full potential of the company founded by Roser Galceran in 1994.  

Until now, the main menu combined the “Projects” and “Research” sections into a single one. The company’s history—dating back to its founding in 1994—was presented as a simple list of years and awards, without any visual elements to help users follow it. And the homepage, despite having good content, failed to convey the true significance of a company that works with institutions of the caliber of the Barcelona History Museum, the Government of Catalonia, and numerous city governments, among others. 

Therefore, RèCOP’s online presence needed to take a leap forward to live up to the projects behind it. 

The Changes, Step by Step

A homepage that says so much more in so much less time

The new homepage features a prominent “Mission, Vision, and Values” section, a section titled “How Can We Help You?” highlighting the four main service areas, and another section, “Why Choose RèCOP?”, featuring the points that really matter: client satisfaction, over 600 completed projects, a qualified team, awards received, and a commitment to the company’s principles. Immediately following that is a selection of featured projects (including Casa Batlló, designed by the famous architect Antoni Gaudí) with a button to see more. None of these sections were previously displayed with the clarity with which they are presented now. 

Projects and R&D, Finally Separated

This is probably the most significant change we’ve made in terms of usability. Previously, “Projects” and “R&D” shared the same space in the menu, and in practice, the page only displayed research content (building monitoring, laser cleaning, and lime concrete) without clear access to the actual portfolio of projects. Now, “Projects” and “R&D” are two separate sections, and “Projects” is divided into five distinct categories: Listed Residential Buildings, Apartments, Houses and Farmhouses, Churches and Monasteries, Historic Monuments, and Listed Buildings. 

Top Drop-Down Menu

“Projects,” “About Us,” and “What We Do” now each have a drop-down menu in the top bar. This allows you to go directly to the category of your choice—for example, “Churches and Monasteries” or “Infrastructure and Restoration of Historic Monuments”—without having to go through intermediate pages. 

“What We Do,” with its own categories

The services section has also been restructured: where there used to be three general categories (facades, heritage elements, and buildings), there are now four distinct categories (Facades, Building Rehabilitation, Restoration of Heritage Elements, and Rehabilitation of Infrastructure and Historic Monuments), each with its own description and direct access from the menu. 

A timeline you can follow at a glance

The “About Us” section has evolved from a list of years and awards into a true visual timeline, featuring a vertical line and markers for each year from 2002 to 2025. It’s easy to take in at a glance and, above all, conveys the sense of continuity that 30 years of history deserve. 

A client that continues to trust us

RèCOP has been working with Dispromèdia since 2023, and this project is part of a broader relationship with its corporate group, with whom we also collaborate on other corporate websites. When a client of this caliber returns and expands the project, for us, that’s the best reward there could be. 

Do you want your website to tell the full story of what you do? If your company has outgrown its current website, let’s talk.

Tell us about your project, and let’s work together to ensure your website showcases everything you’re truly capable of. 

A new app to continue offering an essential service to the public

Since the fall of 2018, the Tàrrega Funeral Home (Lleida) had offered this service through Decesia, an external platform that has recently been discontinued. With the disappearance of the old application, the Urgell company saw the need to find a solution that would allow it to continue providing digital information about deaths and obituaries, but without relying on third-party tools.

The decision was clear: to have a proprietary, custom-developed application under the funeral home's full control. A project that we at Dispromèdia have supported from the very beginning, from functional design to its launch in the Android and iOS app stores.

What does the Tanatori Tàrrega app do?

The app has been designed to be useful, approachable, and accessible, especially for people who are going through a difficult time and need clear, hassle-free information.

• View updated obituaries and death notices

From the app, you can view the most recent obituaries and death notices from the Tàrrega Funeral Home, with full details for each listing: images and expanded information for each case.

• Real-time push notifications

Users can activate push notifications and receive an alert on their mobile phone when a new obituary is published. A direct and immediate channel that eliminates the need to actively check the app.

• Direct contact with the center

The app integrates all contact channels with the funeral home: office phone, 24-hour phone, email, a map with its location, and access to the service's website. All in one place, without the need to search for the information separately.

• Accessible and easy-to-use design for all users

The app has been designed with the diverse users who will be using it in mind. The navigation is clear and intuitive, with a clean visual experience that makes it easy to navigate, even for people unfamiliar with mobile devices.

Why a dedicated app and not a generic platform?

When a benefit is as sensitive as this one, the technological solution that makes it possible must be completely aligned with the needs of the service and the people who use it. A generic tool can cover standard needs, but it rarely adapts to the identity, workflows, and specific requirements of a facility like a funeral home.

With its own app, the Tàrrega Funeral Home gains autonomy and total control over the service: who can post on it, how information is displayed, how notifications are managed, and how the tool evolves in the future. There is no dependence on third-party platforms or risk of losing service if a provider disappears or changes its terms, as has happened with Decesia.

Additionally, the app projects an image that is consistent with the center's identity, which reinforces users' trust at a time when it is crucial.

A project that reflects the way Dispromèdia works

The development of the Tàrrega Funeral Home app is a good example of how we at Dispromèdia approach the digital projects we take on: we listen to the client's real needs, propose tailor-made solutions, and provide support throughout all phases of the process, from the initial idea to the launch.

It wasn't just about creating a functional app, but about understanding the context—a public utility service with users in emotionally delicate situations—and translating it into a digital tool that was, at the same time, technically sound and humanly approachable.

With over 20 years of experience designing and developing digital solutions for businesses and organizations of all kinds, at Dispromèdia we have the technical resources and strategic insight necessary to tackle projects of any scale and in any sector: from corporate websites and online stores to mobile applications like this one.

Now available for Android and iOS

The Tanatori Tàrrega app is now available for free download on both Google Play (Android) and the App Store (iOS). Anyone who wants to stay informed about the center's obituaries can install and set it up in just a few minutes.

You can find the app available in the Apple and Google stores. Here are the links:

Do you have a digital project that needs a custom solution?

If you have a business, a center, or an organization and need a digital tool that adapts to your reality—whether it's an app, a website, an online store, or any other solution—at Dispromèdia we'll help you find the way.

Tell us about your project, and we'll work together to find the best way to make it a reality.

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In this edition, the event made it clear that digital transformation has long since stopped being optional. It became apparent during the event that innovation and the use of the right tools make companies' day-to-day operations easier and improve their productivity, while paving the way to success.

Cybersecurity, a challenge no company can ignore

One of the first ideas put on the table was the need to invest in cybersecurity, especially among small and medium-sized businesses. Regardless of a company's size, all of us, absolutely all of us, are exposed to the same risks. As Montse Mateu of Semat Data pointed out , current attacks are much more sophisticated than they were a few years ago and often stem from public information that we ourselves share on social media.

This reminder is essential: sharing content on the internet is necessary to grow a brand, but it's also important to be aware of the risks and protect ourselves accordingly. At Dispromèdia, we are very mindful of this, which is why we have established a strategic alliance with SecureOn Consulting.

Success stories that demonstrate that a digital presence is a long-term investment

Similarly, several speakers at the gathering, which brought together half a thousand professionals, shared their experience and explained how they have used the digital world to transform their projects.

In this regard, for example, sleep specialist psychologist Núria Roure stressed that social media is a good tool for getting your name out there. Roure stated that "we have to understand them as a long-term investment. A solid and approachable presence, sustained with consistency, can become one of the best tools for attracting and retaining clients."

Along the same lines, farmer and content creator Guillem Gómez spoke, who has accumulated more than 174,000 followers on Instagram by talking about his daily life on the farm, raising awareness about the agricultural world, and even promoting his own cleaning product specifically for the agro-industrial sector.

Artificial intelligence: a powerful tool that needs people behind it

Geni Ramos 's intervention focused on the current role of artificial intelligence. AI tools allow us to automate processes, detect patterns, and increase efficiency. But she also reminded us of an essential point: technology is just that, a tool.

It is up to us, the people, to set the strategy, supervise, make decisions, and provide judgment. In this vein, Eurecat researchers Ian Palacín and Marcel Ortiz presented practical cases of tasks that AI can already perform much more quickly and accurately, demonstrating that the future lies in incorporating it responsibly and adapting it to the needs of each sector.

Territory, talent, and local suppliers

Another highlight was the intervention by chef Joel Castanyé, who advocated for the importance of working with local products. As he explained, he, as a cook, feels a duty to use ingredients from the region to add value to local farmers and contribute to local development.

Adaptation, innovation, and authenticity: the pillars of brands that work

Other testimonials reinforced a common idea: companies that evolve and innovate are the ones that excel.

• Ángel Velasco, from Torrons Vicens, emphasized the importance of returning to one's roots and differentiating oneself from the competition with proprietary products.
• Rafael Oncins, from Plusfresc, explained how constant adaptation is key to staying competitive.
• Josep Esteve, of Rodi Motor Services, emphasized the need to empower teams so that people feel part of the project and companies can retain talent.

Finally, communicator Uri Sabat focused on personal branding and the power of stories to connect. "On social media, before buying a product, we connect with people, values, and real stories."

Why does Dispromèdia attend these types of events?

Attending the 10th edition of Lleida Digital reaffirms our clear vision: innovation doesn't stop, and neither do we.

As a local company, we actively participate in events, meetups, and networking days -such as e-Show, LinkUp Fest, or the lunches organized by the Tàrrega Chamber of Commerce and Industry- because we believe in the power of local alliances and in the need to build a business network to continue growing together.

Do you want to grow your digital project with security and a personal touch?

Contact us and let's discover together how to grow your project