Enginsight reports strong engagement at it-sa 2026 trade fair
Jena-based cybersecurity firm Enginsight reports a successful appearance at the it-sa 2026 event, highlighting a growing corporate demand for sovereign, German-developed security solutions.
Enginsight utilized the it-sa 2026 exhibition in Nuremberg to showcase its cybersecurity platform, reporting significant interest from IT managers and managed service providers. The feedback at the booth centered on the increasing necessity for businesses to visualize and mitigate risks within complex IT landscapes, moving away from abstract terminology toward measurable security outcomes.
A recurring theme during the event was the strategic importance of 'Made in Germany' software. Customers and public sector entities are increasingly prioritizing digital sovereignty, seeking security platforms that operate independently of non-European providers to satisfy stringent data protection requirements.
According to Enginsight CEO Mario Jandeck, cybersecurity has transitioned into an essential management task due to the high economic cost of systemic outages. The company aims to leverage this market momentum to expand its European footprint and strengthen its partner ecosystem, focusing on communicating the tangible business value of security investments to executive leadership.