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On May 6 and 7, 2026, SECUINFRA was represented at V2 Security at the Bella Center in Copenhagen – Denmark’s largest trade fair and conference for cyber and information security. The event is considered one of the most important meeting places for the Nordic cybersecurity community and this year once again brought together several thousand trade visitors, international technology providers, security manufacturers and experts from business and the public sector.
SECUINFRA’s participation was a complete success. V2 Security 2026 provided the ideal platform to further expand our visibility in the Danish market, make new contacts and identify concrete potential for future customer projects and strategic partnerships.
The event once again impressed with its professional organization, high visitor quality and exceptionally strong interest in modern cyber defence strategies. With around 6,000 visitors expected, the Bella Center was extremely well attended on both days of the event. It was particularly clear how important topics such as managed detection & response, incident response and digital sovereignty have become throughout the Nordic region.
Strong interest in Microsoft MDR and Incident Response from the EU
We were particularly impressed by the open and direct manner of the Danish visitors. The discussions were characterized by great interest, a high level of professionalism and a strong focus on long-term security strategies. We had many intensive discussions with companies and organizations from various sectors. Some of these discussions already have a particularly high potential for further cooperation and concrete projects.
Our services in the area of Microsoft MDR and our incident response retainers were the focus of many discussions. The combination of modern Managed Detection & Response, operational incident response expertise and European service provision met with great interest.
Digital sovereignty was a key topic for many of the discussion partners. The fact that SECUINFRA offers cyber defence services entirely from within the EU and therefore meets the highest standards of data protection, compliance and trustworthiness was expressly emphasized by numerous visitors. Small and medium-sized companies in particular were specifically looking for trustworthy European partners to set up resilient security operations.
V2 Security impressively demonstrated that companies in Scandinavia are increasingly looking for experienced partners who can not only implement technologies, but also detect, analyze and fend off cyber attacks operationally.
Full-house lecture on AI in cybersecurity inspires specialist audience
A particular highlight of our presence at the trade fair was Daniel Dogan’s presentation entitled “AI in Cybersecurity: Attackers’ Use of AI and Lessons for Defense Strategies”.
The presentation took a practical look at how attackers are already using artificial intelligence in a targeted manner and what consequences this has for modern defense strategies. In particular, it showed how companies need to prepare for AI-supported attack scenarios and further develop their detection and response capabilities.
The interest in this topic was enormous: the presentation was fully booked and became one of the most popular sessions on the first day of the event. Immediately afterwards, numerous visitors came to our stand to deepen the exchange and learn more about modern AI-supported cyber defense approaches.
The consistently positive feedback from the Danish security community once again confirmed the high relevance of the topic of artificial intelligence in the field of cybersecurity.
In addition to the numerous customer meetings, V2 Security 2026 also offered excellent opportunities to expand our partner network in Scandinavia.
Getting to know Aleksander Buus Bergstedt, Business Development Manager – Security, and Brian Trolle, Sales Director of TD SYNNEX Danmark, was particularly valuable. Initial ideas and approaches for future cooperation opportunities were discussed together.
We were also able to further intensify our exchange with Elastic Denmark. Together with our contact Morten Fanø, we discussed further opportunities for cooperation. There were also exciting discussions with other international companies from the cybersecurity sector, including SentinelOne.
Another personal highlight was the reunion with our Danish customer, which once again showed how important long-term partnerships and personal relationships are in the international cybersecurity environment.
The event also offered numerous networking opportunities away from the trade fair. A networking event took place on the evening of the first day of the event, where exhibitors, visitors and security experts were able to exchange ideas in a relaxed atmosphere. These informal discussions in particular proved to be extremely valuable for getting to know the Danish market better and establishing new contacts in the long term.
V2 Security 2026 has impressively confirmed for us that the need for modern cyber defense solutions, incident response expertise and sovereign European security services continues to grow strongly in Scandinavia.
For SECUINFRA, the event was an important step towards further expanding our presence in Denmark and providing new impetus for future projects and partnerships.
With numerous new contacts, valuable discussions and concrete follow-up activities, we can look back on two extremely successful days in Copenhagen – and are already looking forward to the next steps in the Scandinavian cybersecurity market.
