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The volume of events in the DDoS sector has reached record levels. This is why Link11 and evoila have launched a strategic partnership to bolster cybersecurity in critical infrastructures and international markets. The goal of this collaboration is to expand evoila’s portfolio to include comprehensive, highly available DDoS protection, as well as WAF and API security solutions for critical industries and international markets. evoila’s decision to collaborate with Link11 was influenced by the successful integration of Link11 services into its Security Operation Center (SOC) and Security 360° approach.
The partnership is driven by the growing demand for resilient, cloud-integrated security architectures. “In Link11, we have found a partner that complements our vision of secure digital transformation,” says Daniel Graßer, Business Area Lead of Network & Security at evoila. “Integrating Link11 technologies allows us to incorporate security into all hybrid strategies from the outset. This is a decisive advantage, especially in times of increasing cyber threats.”
Thinking internationally: Cybersecurity “Made in Germany”
The two companies share a common market vision. Combining evoila’s cloud expertise with Link11’s specialized security know-how will result in a security offering that meets both national and international requirements. Customers will benefit from this collaboration through:
- Real-time DDoS defense via the Link11 DDoS Protection Cloud
- Advanced managed security services with 24/7 monitoring
- Integration of zero trust network access and WAF technologies
- Significantly improved response times to security incidents
- Higher availability and reliability for digital business processes
Focus industries and target markets
The partnership focuses on industries with high security requirements, such as critical infrastructure, financial services, e-commerce, the public sector, and medium-sized companies with growing IT complexity. As part of the joint 2025 market entry strategy, attention is also on customers in Switzerland, Poland, and other European markets.
The joint service catalog will launch in the next quarter. The two companies are developing industry-specific security concepts as well as a protection package for SMEs based on evoila’s SOC that uses AI to detect threatening activities.
“Our partnership with evoila is a strategic step toward jointly tapping into new markets and providing more targeted security for companies in critical areas,” says Jonas Jansen, Link11’s Head of Channel Sales. “We are bringing our many years of experience in cybersecurity and cutting-edge, cloud-native security to this partnership – for a secure future in Europe and real added value for our customers.”
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