Company

Who we are

Founded in the summer of 2001, ERNW consists of a group of networking and security experts.

  • Gaining experience in some of Germany´s biggest network environments we realized the importance of working security structures.
  • Besides the technical implementation of IT-Security (e.g. implementing Firewalls) we have a dedicated focus on „formal“ security.
  • We know: IT-Security cannot only be reached by technical measures but also requires an organisational process.
  • Doing Audits and making Security Policies is an important part of our work. Regular Penetration Testing plays in essential role in this.

Our business principles:

Trust:
Working with IT-Security requires integrity and confidentiality.
We live like that. Our customers can trust us without restrictions.

Independence:
ERNW is not tied to any kind of manufacturer – neither hard- or software.
Your requirements are the basis for an objective consultation.
Constructive to this we plan, install and support complete security solutions.

Long term cooperation
IT-Security is a continuing process. Reliability and competence are the cornerstones of our customer relationships. We want to work with you on a long term basis.

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Security Testing
Testing IT security is one of the core competences of ERNW. Many of our customers get their IT infrastructure and (Web) applications checked on a regular basis. This may either be done on a very technical level in terms of penetration testing or in a more formal way in terms of general security audits, during which we verify the IT Security Compliance of your company compared to best practices according to ISO17799/ISO27001 ... [More]
Research & Technology-Evaluation
Research is the foundation of our Know-How leadership. The objections of this work is to unveil security flaws and vulnerabilities in protocols, technologies and products. Some findings derive from design-flaws, some from poor implementation on a technical level.... [More]