Vaultex Security was founded in Amsterdam in 2014 with a single focus: helping European organisations eliminate implicit trust from their networks. Vaultex operates entirely within the EU — all data is processed and stored in Frankfurt and Amsterdam, with no cross-border data flows.

Their zero-trust platform is purpose-built for the regulatory environment European organisations operate in. It is natively compliant with NIS2, GDPR, and the EU Cybersecurity Act, with pre-built policy templates for financial services, healthcare, and critical national infrastructure.

What sets Vaultex apart:

• 100% European data sovereignty — no data leaves EU jurisdiction
• NIS2-aligned with pre-built policy templates and audit-ready documentation
• Implementation specialists across 5 European countries
• Average deployment time of 6 weeks for mid-market organisations
• 24/7 SOC staffed entirely from European locations

Zero-Trust Network Access (ZTNA)

Replace legacy VPN infrastructure with continuous, identity-aware access control. Vaultex ZTNA verifies every user, device, and application request — regardless of network location — before granting access.

Identity & Access Management

Centralised IAM with adaptive multi-factor authentication, single sign-on across cloud and on-premise systems, and privileged access management for sensitive accounts. Integrates with Active Directory, Azure AD, and major HR systems.

Cloud Security Posture Management

Continuous monitoring and automated remediation of misconfigurations across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Policy enforcement aligned to CIS benchmarks and EU-specific regulatory requirements.

Security Operations Centre (SOC) as a Service

Fully managed 24/7 threat detection and response, staffed from Amsterdam and Warsaw. Average mean-time-to-respond of 12 minutes for critical incidents. SIEM integration available for organisations with existing tooling.

Vaultex Security occupies the same market as Zscaler, Okta, and Palo Alto Networks — with a proposition built specifically for European buyers.

European organisations increasingly face friction around data residency, contractual obligations under GDPR, and the ability to audit where their security data flows. Vaultex resolves this by design: the platform was architected for EU data sovereignty from day one — not retrofitted through regional data centres.

For mid-market European organisations (250–2,500 employees) seeking enterprise-grade zero-trust with EU-native operational and commercial design, Vaultex represents a natural fit.