For companies
Anyone who needs a SOC, pentests or a new network rarely knows more than the three providers who call first. The really good ones stay undiscovered.
CONTENTUM · The worldwide project market for cybersecurity & IT infrastructure
Threat contained.
Market taken.
In IT security, whoever sees projects first and delivers fastest wins. CONTENTUM.COM shows open security and infrastructure projects worldwide – 2,872 companies in 16 countries right now, plus 889 public tenders. Our goal: full transparency, so the best providers win the best projects.
- 2,872
- companies with an open security or IT project – 2,463 in Germany, 409 in other countries
- 49
- countries with open projects or tenders
- 889
- open public tenders – 173 from DACH
Detected from public job postings (German Federal Employment Agency, EURES) and published tenders (TED), as of 6 November 2026. We do not show company names publicly.
CONTENTUMLatin contentum · contained, held together
Why
CONTENTUM?
Because security is containment. Every contained attack is a business that keeps running. And every project we make visible lands with the provider who contains it best – not the loudest one.
See. Match. Contain.
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Live · 3,761 open projects
Every project.At a glance.
2,872 companies and 889 public tenders in 49 countries. The higher the column, the more open projects. Click a country to see every project as its own column: height = score, colour = main service.
World view: one column per country, height = open projects. Country view: one column per project, height = score, colour = main service.
Arcs: which country the best-matching providers come from. Counts per country only, no names.
IT security servicesDigital infrastructureNetwork & SD-WANManaged SOCRansomware resilienceCloud securityVulnerability mgmt.Managed EDRManaged NDRFirst responseConsolidationIncident response
Layers
01 · Projects
This is where
companies arm up.
Every project is a company building up its IT security or infrastructure right now – and it needs support. The stronger the colour, the more open projects. Whoever gets there first wins.
02 · Tenders
Public contracts.
The clock is ticking.
Authorities, hospitals, utilities and corporations put security and infrastructure out to public tender. We show open deadlines from around the world – from the EU Official Journal (TED) and national procurement portals.
- 173
- DACH
- 626
- Europe
- 90
- World
CT-70624
Managed EDR · Germany
Public buyer from Germany – submission deadline 3 December 2026.
Managed EDRCloud securityIT security servicesDigital infrastructure
Deadline: 3 December 2026 · DACH
View tender →CT-70575Ransomware resilience · Germany
Public buyer from Germany – submission deadline 26 November 2026.
Ransomware resilienceCloud securityDigital infrastructure
Deadline: 26 November 2026 · DACH
View tender →CT-70305Ransomware resilience · Germany
Public buyer from Germany – submission deadline 16 November 2026.
Ransomware resilienceNetwork & SD-WANConsolidationDigital infrastructure
Deadline: 16 November 2026 · DACH
View tender →CT-70400Managed SOC · Slovakia
Public buyer from Slovakia – submission deadline 17 November 2026.
Managed SOCManaged EDRCloud securityIT security services
Deadline: 17 November 2026 · Europe
View tender →CT-70340Managed SOC · France
Public buyer from France – submission deadline 13 November 2026.
Managed SOCManaged EDRRansomware resilienceIT security services
Deadline: 13 November 2026 · Europe
View tender →CT-70241Managed SOC · Netherlands
Public buyer from Netherlands – submission deadline 25 November 2026.
Managed SOCManaged EDRRansomware resilienceIT security services
Deadline: 25 November 2026 · Europe
View tender →03 · Why transparency
The market is there.
You just can’t see it.
For service providers
Security projects start quietly – as a job ad for a SOC analyst, as a NIS2 obligation, as a tender. Whoever hears too late loses the deal to the loudest competitor, not the best one.
Our answer
We make every project visible as soon as it emerges and bring it to the providers who deliver exactly that service best.
The best defence should win – not the biggest sales budget.
04 · How it works
See. Match.
Contain.
- See
We read public signals – job postings for security and infrastructure roles, regulation such as NIS2 and KRITIS, public tenders – and turn them into projects with a clear service and region.
- Match
Each project is matched with the providers who deliver exactly that service – by service, region and certification.
- Contain
Companies get the partner who contains the threat. Providers get the project that fits them. No cold outreach on the off chance.
05 · Services
Twelve services.
One line of defence.
Managed SOC (24/7)
A security operations center monitors network, endpoints, cloud and logs around the clock – and acts before an alert turns into an outage.
1,236open projects and tendersCloud security
Securing Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS and hybrid environments: identities, configuration, access and monitoring.
579open projects and tendersIT security services
Security architecture, firewalls, email protection, awareness and ISMS – the foundation every other defence builds on.
1,848open projects and tendersFirst response (emergency)
Immediate help during an attack: hotline, first assessment, first containment – in minutes, not days.
200open projects and tendersIncident response & forensics
Analysis, containment and clean-up after an attack – with forensics, evidence preservation and recovery.
77open projects and tendersManaged ransomware resilience
Protection, immutable backups and rehearsed recovery – so ransomware stays an incident and never becomes a crisis.
676open projects and tendersManaged NDR
Network detection & response: spotting anomalies in network traffic, including where no agent runs – OT, IoT, servers.
206open projects and tendersManaged EDR / XDR
Endpoint detection & response as a service: agents on clients and servers, analysts who assess alerts and stop attacks.
318open projects and tendersManaged vulnerability assessment
Find vulnerabilities before attackers do: regular scans, pentests, prioritisation and patch management.
472open projects and tendersDigital infrastructure
Data centre, servers, storage and virtualisation that scale and stay available – on-premises, hybrid or in the cloud.
1,599open projects and tendersInfrastructure consolidation
Fewer sites, fewer systems, lower cost: consolidating and modernising data centres, platforms and contracts.
174open projects and tendersIP network & SD-WAN
LAN, WAN, Wi-Fi and SD-WAN for many sites – planned, built and operated, with security inside the network rather than in front of it.
1,312open projects and tenders06 · For providers
Take the projects
before your competitors do.
MSSPs, system integrators, incident response teams and pentesters see where their service is needed right now – in their region, in their niche. Whoever is in early dominates their market.
- Projects by serviceSOC, EDR, NDR, incident response, vulnerabilities, cloud, ransomware, network, infrastructure.
- First inProjects become visible as they emerge – not once everyone else knows about them.
- The best winsThe best fit gets the project. Not the loudest.
07 · Watch or contain
Without CONTENTUM
- Projects go to whoever calls first
- Companies compare three instead of thirty providers
- Good specialists stay invisible
With CONTENTUM
- Every open project and deadline at a glance
- Providers by service, region and certification
- The best defence wins the market
In the end, whoever sees the threat first – and acts first – wins.
08 · FAQ
Questions and
answers.
What is CONTENTUM.COM?
CONTENTUM.COM is a worldwide project market for cybersecurity and IT infrastructure. We show open projects – such as managed SOC, endpoint protection, incident response, networks or data centres – and public tenders, and connect companies with the providers who deliver exactly that service best.
Why is it called CONTENTUM?
Contentum is Latin for “contained”. Containment is the core of every defence: a contained attack is a business that keeps running. That is what we match projects and providers for.
Where do the projects come from?
From public sources: job postings of the German Federal Employment Agency and the European job portal EURES (when a company hires a SOC analyst or names NIS2 in a posting, for example, we map that to the matching services) and tenders with an open deadline from the EU Official Journal (TED) and national procurement portals worldwide. As of 6 November 2026: 2,872 company projects in 16 countries and 889 tenders.
Why are company names not shown?
Projects are shown anonymously in public. We share the company name, buyer and source only with providers who fit the project.
How do I find the right security provider as a company?
Describe your project in the contact form. We get back to you with providers who match the service, region and regulation (such as NIS2 or KRITIS).
How do I get access to projects as a service provider?
Tell us your services, certifications and regions via the contact form. We review your details and get in touch as soon as matching projects are available.
Which services does CONTENTUM.COM cover?
Twelve service areas: Managed SOC (24/7), Cloud security, IT security services, First response (emergency), Incident response & forensics, Managed ransomware resilience, Managed NDR, Managed EDR / XDR, Managed vulnerability assessment, Digital infrastructure, Infrastructure consolidation, IP network & SD-WAN.
Which countries have projects?
49 countries, mainly Germany (2,613), Poland (170), France (147), Sweden (115), Spain (109). In Germany there are open projects in 16 of 16 states, most of them in North Rhine-Westphalia (540), Bavaria (458), Baden-Württemberg (374).
Is CONTENTUM.COM an emergency service?
No. During an active attack, trigger your own emergency plan and an incident response provider first. CONTENTUM.COM helps you find first-response and incident-response providers so you are prepared before it happens.
09 · Contact
Project or
capacity?
Tell us about your security or IT project – or which projects you want as a service provider.