EU & security
Not as an additional promise, but as a guiding principle in how we design and manage systems.

IT within the EU, under our own control
We host systems in Germany, Finland, France, the Netherlands, and other EU countries, and manage them ourselves.
This means:
Data remains within the EU
We are not dependent on external platforms
Visibility and control remain part of the collaboration
We deliberately avoid solutions where we have no control over configuration, access, or data flows.
Using software from outside the EU
We only use it if we can retain control.
We therefore use such software only when:
- It runs on our own EU infrastructure
- Its operation is transparent and verifiable
- No mandatory external data processing takes place
This keeps it clear where data is located and who is responsible for what.
Anonymised signals from our own EU infrastructure.
Abuse is blocked automatically.
Security does not get in the way.
Only those who need access can gain access.
Security without extra hassle
This allows normal work to continue,
while anomalies and abuse are handled in the background.
Anomalies are detected early.
No blunt filters that lock everything down.
A clear record of what changed and when.
A stable foundation
Clear decisions and systems that work together logically reduce uncertainty and friction when changes occur.
This allows IT to operate quietly in the background without security constantly demanding attention or intervention.
Control over costs
No unnecessary subscriptions or lock-in.
Open IT
You know what is running and where your data is stored.
Trusted point of contact
One trusted provider.