Data Protection companies in Norway
Browse 20 data protection specialists covering privacy, encryption, backup and GDPR programmes in Norway. Compare compliance frameworks, products and technology partners.
Showing 12 of 20 companies
CompanyWhat they do
- SSShift SecuritySætre, NorwayNetwork Security · Cloud Security +4 more
- NENetNordicSøborg, DenmarkManaged Security · Detection & Response +11 more
- NENetNordicLysaker, NorwayManaged Security · Detection & Response +12 more
- TRTransDataOslo, NorwayManaged Security · Detection & Response +6 more
- GLGlobetechKristiansand, NorwayIdentity & Access · Network Security +4 more
- Agenda RiskOslo, NorwayDigital Forensics · Incident Response +2 more

- UpheadsSandnes, NorwayManaged Security · Detection & Response +2 more

- DIDiriGjøvik, NorwayGRC & Compliance · Data Protection
- SESecNetTrondheim, NorwayNetwork Security · Data Protection +2 more
- ADAhlberg Data ABNacka Strand, SwedenDigital Forensics · Data Protection
- IT Relasjon ASStavanger, NorwayManaged Security · Network Security +6 more

- PromonOslo, NorwayApplication Security · Data Protection +2 more

Data Protection companies in Norway at a glance
Of the 20 Data Protection companies in Norway, the most common security domains are GRC & Compliance (70%), Managed Security (60%) and Security Awareness (60%).
Security domains
- GRC & Compliance70%
- Managed Security60%
- Security Awareness60%
- Network Security55%
- Identity & Access50%
Offering types
- Professional Services90%
- Consulting75%
- Managed Services60%
- Training55%
- Reseller45%
Customer segments
- Enterprise75%
- SMB60%
- Public Sector60%
- Critical Infrastructure20%
Compliance frameworks
- GDPR75%
- NIS260%
- ISO 2700160%
- DORA35%
- NIST20%
Top cities
- Oslo20%
- Stavanger10%
Size
- 1-10 employees5%
- 11-50 employees5%
- 51-200 employees5%
- 201-500 employees5%
Most held certifications
- ISO 2700130%
- ISO 1400110%
Key facts
- 45% run a 24/7 SOC
- 10% publish an incident response hotline
- 60% name their products
- 75% name technology partners
Figures from all 20 companies, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.