Offensive Security companies in Norway
Browse 17 offensive security teams offering red teaming, adversary simulation and attack-path analysis in Norway. Compare compliance frameworks, products and technology partners.
Showing 12 of 17 companies
CompanyWhat they do
- EncriptoGressvik, NorwayPenetration Testing · Offensive Security +5 more

- SemaphoreOslo, NorwayPenetration Testing · Offensive Security +7 more

- NENetsecurityOslo, NorwayManaged Security · Detection & Response +10 more
- XLENT NorgeOslo, NorwayPenetration Testing · Offensive Security +4 more
- Telenor CyberdefenceFornebu, NorwayManaged Security · Detection & Response +8 more

- GRGriteraOslo, NorwayIdentity & Access · Application Security +6 more
- MNmnemonicOslo, NorwayManaged Security · Detection & Response +12 more
- HEHeistOslo, NorwayPenetration Testing · Offensive Security +1 more
- RSRiver SecurityNorwayPenetration Testing · Offensive Security +6 more
- DefendableOslo, NorwayManaged Security · Detection & Response +13 more

- ESEMP SecureStavanger, NorwayManaged Security · Detection & Response +4 more
- BorgTrondheim, NorwayOffensive Security · Penetration Testing +1 more

Offensive Security companies in Norway at a glance
Of the 17 Offensive Security companies in Norway, the most common security domains are Penetration Testing (88%), Application Security (76%) and GRC & Compliance (71%).
Security domains
- Penetration Testing88%
- Application Security76%
- GRC & Compliance71%
- Cloud Security71%
- Incident Response59%
Offering types
- Professional Services94%
- Consulting76%
- Training59%
- Managed Services53%
- Software35%
Customer segments
- Enterprise76%
- Public Sector53%
- Critical Infrastructure53%
- SMB35%
Compliance frameworks
- ISO 2700159%
- NIS253%
- DORA41%
- CIS Controls24%
- GDPR24%
Top cities
- Oslo53%
Size
- 11-50 employees6%
- 51-200 employees6%
- 201-500 employees6%
Key facts
- 35% run a 24/7 SOC
- 12% publish an incident response hotline
- 65% name their products
- 41% name technology partners
Figures from all 17 companies, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.