Case Study
Nomios: Enabling secure and sustainable digital transformation
Founded in 2004, Nomios is the leading European expert in cybersecurity and secure network services. Headquartered in France, Nomios has a presence in more than 20 offices across Europe and relies on more than 600 employees, with many being certified engineers.
Cybersecurity as a key component of ESG
Cybersecurity is not just about protecting IT systems, it is a critical aspect of business continuity, business responsibility, and long-term sustainability. Under the Social and Governance pillars of ESG, companies must safeguard data integrity, operational stability, and stakeholder trust against evolving cyber threats.
A security breach disrupts operations, exposes sensitive information, and erodes market confidence, which leads to serious financial and reputational risks. Organizations that proactively manage cybersecurity risks are not only more resilient but also better positioned to meet the expectations of investors, customers, and regulatory bodies
Nomios provides specialized cybersecurity solutions from managing or securing customer environments, complex technical projects and long-term threat protection through its SOC that enable companies to operate securely, adapt to evolving threats, and align with modern governance standards, ensuring digital trust in an increasingly connected world.
”In a world where cyber threats evolve daily, businesses must move beyond reactive security measures. At Nomios, we design security strategies that don’t just defend, but actively support growth, resilience, and the responsible digital transformation of businesses.
Tim FleurGeneral Counsel at Nomios
Nomios works with businesses to give them back control and embed cybersecurity into their core operations, ensuring they are protected against threats while maintaining efficiency, agility, and compliance. Its expertise spans:
- Managed Detection and Response (MDR):
Continuous monitoring and rapid threat response to prevent cyber incidents from disrupting critical business functions.
- Zero Trust Security Frameworks:
Ensuring that only verified users and devices access sensitive systems, reducing attack surfaces and insider threats.
- Cloud and Network Security:
Implementing secure, scalable IT infrastructure that protects data integrity while optimizing energy efficiency in digital operations.
- Security & Risk Management for Regulated Environments:
Providing advanced security solutions that help businesses operate securely within frameworks like NIS2, DORA, GDPR, and the Cyber Resilience Act by protecting critical data, infrastructure, and digital assets.
Highlights…
Certified by all marketleading vendors
Creating a link between ESG
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