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Discover in 30 minutes how leading organizations from regulated industries secure their digital infrastructure, web applications, and AI usage with Myra.
Critical infrastructure partner since 2012
Over a decade of experience protecting sensitive and critical infrastructure across Germany and Europe.
Highly Certified and Audited
ISO 27001 based on BSI IT-Grundschutz, BSI C5 Type 2, and regular audits by independent testing bodies.
One Vendor, Three Layers of Protection
Application Security, Network Security, and AI Adoption & Privacy — all from a single provider and Made in Germany.
We are trusted by over 500 companies in the highly regulated finance, government, healthcare, and critical infrastructure industries.
“The investment in Myra pays off for us in many ways. The downtime costs alone that we would incur as a result of a single cyberattack would exceed the annual expenditure for the Security-as-a-Service solution many times over.”
– Moritz Otte, Head of Digital Products & Technology at DKB
Leading organizations trust Myra Security
The Trusted Choice for Enterprise Security
Protecting critical infrastructure since 2012
Millions of people use services protected by Myra everyday. Put your clients in good company and profit from over a decade of cybersecurity expertise.
Security Is in Our DNA
Our comprehensive level of security is regularly and extensively reviewed by internal and external experts, penetration tests and audits.
Certified Excellence
Meeting high compliance standards has never been easier: with our extensive certifications we define the standard for global IT security.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Our certified Security-as-a-Service platform protects your digital business processes against a wide range of risks such as Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS), botnet attacks, attacks on databases, threats from the OWASP Top 10 such as cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery (CSRF), SQL injections and zero-day exploits.