Heimdal, Elovade expand cybersecurity partnership into DACH
Heimdal and Elovade are extending their European partnership into Germany, Austria and Switzerland, giving MSPs in the region access to a unified security platform for prevention, detection and response. The launch comes as AI accelerates attacks and data sovereignty concerns shape buying decisions across regulated industries.
Why it matters: - MSPs in the DACH region are under pressure to defend customers faster while juggling multiple disconnected tools. - The partnership gives them one security stack for prevention, detection and response, which can simplify operations and speed up response time. - The move also targets buyers with strict data sovereignty requirements, including public sector, healthcare and financial services customers.
What happened: - Heimdal announced a partnership with Elovade to bring Heimdal's unified security platform to MSPs across Germany, Austria and Switzerland. - Elovade has 250 experts across five countries and will distribute Heimdal through its DACH channel. - The companies are presenting the partnership at it-sa Expo & Congress in Nuremberg on October 27 to 29.
The details: - The partnership extends a relationship that began a decade ago in the UK through Brigantia, now Elovade UK&I. - The collaboration expanded into the Nordic region through Elovade Group in March 2026. - DACH is the third market where Heimdal and Elovade are jointly bringing the platform to MSPs. - DACH is also the first launch done alongside an established European channel presence already in place. - Heimdal's platform for DACH partners includes endpoint security, DNS security, email security, Microsoft 365 security, automated patch management, privilege management, application control, MXDR and threat hunting. - Partners access the platform through a single console and a single vendor relationship. - Elovade is also providing technical enablement, sales and marketing support, and onboarding resources. - Heimdal says more details are available on Elovade's Heimdal partner page. - Heimdal is European-founded and European-funded, with EU-based data centers. - Heimdal has more than 12 fully integrated products, protects over 4 million endpoints, and is used by more than 20,000 organizations and 2,000 MSPs in more than 40 countries.
Between the lines: - The partnership reflects a broader shift toward platform consolidation as AI increases the speed of attacks. - Jesper Frederiksen, Heimdal's CEO, said attackers are moving faster while many defenders still rely on five or six tools that do not share data. - Philip Weber, Elovade's CEO, said the company has long-standing experience building joint channel offerings in the UK and Nordic markets. - The emphasis on EU-based data centers suggests Heimdal is positioning itself for buyers that want security vendors aligned with European data rules.
What's next: - Heimdal and Elovade will use it-sa Expo & Congress to introduce the partnership to the DACH channel community. - The companies are likely to lean on Elovade's channel network to recruit MSPs and IT service providers across the region. - DACH partners can seek full partnership details through Elovade's Heimdal partner page.
The bottom line: - Heimdal is betting that a single, Europe-based security platform will resonate with DACH MSPs looking to simplify operations and meet tighter data and compliance expectations.
Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.
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