Membership
Make your voice heard in Europe
Join ECSO and write with
us the future of European
cybersecurity!
Axel Deininger
ECSO Chairperson
secunet CEO
Joining ECSO means joining a network of cybersecurity peers and being in a unique position to understand the needs of the different European countries, sectors, competitors and categories of stakeholders.
ECSO Members have access to an ecosystem of communities and activities covering cybersecurity at 360°, as well as a cybersecurity policy Task Force, which provides time-sensitive insights and ensures a direct link between ECSO Members, the European institutions and decision makers.
Enjoy a wealth of opportunities in
the unique European cybersecurity community
Interact
with legislators and decision makers at EU and national level
Network
with the European cybersecurity community
Boost
your market visibility
Gain access
to investments and funding opportunities at European and national levels
Share
information and best practices with your counterparts and peers
Take the lead
in proposing new initiatives and services to build the European cybersecurity market
MEMBER CATEGORIES
Providers of all sizes
Delivering cybersecurity solutions and/or services.
Research and Technology Organisations (RTOs)
Universities, academies, or research organisations.
Associations
At local, national, or EU level, including clusters and organisations.
Users and operators
Not providing cybersecurity services, but using them.
Financial institutions
Financial bodies such as banks, investors, or insurance.
Public administrations
At different levels (local, provincial, regional, national, etc.), including clusters.
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With more than 340 Members from all across Europe, the ECSO Community has become the leading platform for European cybersecurity. Get to know them today!
FAQ
All legal entities established in the EU, EEA/EFTA, and Horizon Europe-associated countries, as well as the national, regional, and local public administrations of these countries.
No. The membership of the association you are member of does not provide you direct access to ECSO. You can, however, benefit from the information distributed by your association and voice your messages to ECSO through your association. To directly participate to the Working Groups, Task Forces and contribute to the work, you should become Member of ECSO.
No. Memberships are restricted to legal bodies.
