Occentus Network
ORGANIZATION
Occentus Network is a European cloud and cybersecurity provider focused on digital sovereignty, open-source technologies and resilient infrastructure, helping organisations meet demanding compliance frameworks with confidence and control.
Total amount contributed
€305.12 EUR
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About
Occentus Network is a European managed cloud, infrastructure and cybersecurity provider focused on digital sovereignty. We help organisations retain control over their data, technology and operations through secure, resilient and auditable infrastructure designed to reduce dependency on non-European providers and proprietary ecosystems.
Our services combine managed cloud infrastructure, systems automation, vulnerability management, threat intelligence and advanced cybersecurity capabilities. They are designed to support organisations operating under demanding European compliance frameworks, including the GDPR, NIS2 and DORA, as well as EU National Security Frameworks and internationally recognised standards such as ISO/IEC 27001.
Through a strong commitment to open-source technologies, interoperability and transparent architectures, Occentus Network enables customers to understand, audit, operate and migrate their digital environments without vendor lock-in. This approach transforms digital sovereignty from a simple data-location requirement into genuine technological, operational and legal control.
Our services combine managed cloud infrastructure, systems automation, vulnerability management, threat intelligence and advanced cybersecurity capabilities. They are designed to support organisations operating under demanding European compliance frameworks, including the GDPR, NIS2 and DORA, as well as EU National Security Frameworks and internationally recognised standards such as ISO/IEC 27001.
Through a strong commitment to open-source technologies, interoperability and transparent architectures, Occentus Network enables customers to understand, audit, operate and migrate their digital environments without vendor lock-in. This approach transforms digital sovereignty from a simple data-location requirement into genuine technological, operational and legal control.