About
About
CONTENTUM.COM.
CONTENTUM.COM is a project market for cybersecurity and IT infrastructure. It shows where companies are building security and infrastructure right now – such as a SOC, endpoint protection, a new network or a data centre – and where public buyers are tendering. And it connects these projects with specialised providers.
Our goal is transparency: the best providers should win the best projects – not those with the biggest sales budget.
Why CONTENTUM?
Contentum is Latin for “contained” – from continere, to hold together. Containment is the core of every defence: a contained attack is a business that keeps running. Whoever sees projects first and contains best takes the market.
How we detect
projects.
We read public job postings of the German Federal Employment Agency and the European portal EURES and check whether a company is building up IT security or infrastructure. Each project gets a signal type and is mapped to the matching services. IT service providers, system integrators, consultancies, staffing firms and authorities are filtered out – authorities appear through their public tenders.
| Signal type | Meaning | Projects |
|---|---|---|
| Security role | The job title names IT security, SOC, CISO, ISO or another security role. | 562 |
| Security in job posting | An IT or infrastructure role whose posting names security tasks such as firewall, EDR, SIEM, vulnerabilities or ISO 27001. | 893 |
| Infrastructure role | A network, server, cloud or data-centre role without an explicit security focus. | 503 |
| IT role | Head of IT or IT generalist – a small IT team is likely. | 914 |
| Tender | A public tender with an open submission deadline. | 889 |
What CONTENTUM.COM is not
- Not a job board: job postings are only the signal that a project is emerging.
- Not an emergency service: during an active attack, trigger your own emergency plan and an incident response provider first.
- No public company names: projects are shown anonymously.
- No personal contact data: we do not store contact persons from job postings.