Procon
@procon.bg
Procon is a small, flexible knowledge-based company established in Bulgaria in 1995, adding value on the boundary between advanced science and technology developments and rapidly changing organisational requirements. It provides organisational and
Procon's Company Logos


Procon's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#17316E
Biscay
23, 49, 110
222, 65, 26
79, 55, 0, 57
#7D90C8
Polo Blue
125, 144, 200
225, 41, 64
37, 28, 0, 22
#3D3D3D
Mine Shaft
61, 61, 61
0, 0, 24
0, 0, 0, 76
About Procon
Procon is a small yet dynamic knowledge-based company that was established in Bulgaria in 1995. With a focus on bridging the gap between cutting-edge science and technology advancements and the ever-changing needs of organizations, Procon is committed to providing exceptional organizational and technological support. Their expertise lies in the process of defining, customizing, deploying, and operating technologies, especially in the fields of sensor systems, communications, and information systems.
In addition to their support services, Procon is dedicated to disseminating knowledge in the field of communications and information technologies. They achieve this by publishing the internationally renowned peer-reviewed English language journal, Information and Security: An International Journal. This publication is available both in print and electronically and is widely accessible for the advancement and application of these technologies.
Procon also collaborates with partner organizations to publish various other journals and book series. They develop and maintain knowledge portals, primarily focusing on security and defense policy. Furthermore, Procon organizes informative courses, seminars, conferences, and technology demonstrations, showcasing their specialization in these areas.
With their vast experience and commitment to knowledge sharing, Procon is a trusted and reliable partner in the world of advanced science and technology
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
1995
Company size
2-10 employees