The Netherlands is a European leader in water management, port logistics, cybersecurity, and critical infrastructure protection. The Port of Rotterdam, Europol, and a dense innovation ecosystem make it central to continental resilience.
Groningen
Specialised IoT security laboratory within the Groningen knowledge ecosystem; contributes to the digital resilience of critical devices and industrial systems in accordance with NIS2.
Visit website ↗Haren (Groningen)
Regional cybersecurity anchor in the North Netherlands with a focus on government clients and critical infrastructure; ESRF-relevant due to its 24/7 SOC and the development of digital resilience in th
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Vital national government ICT infrastructure in the north of the Netherlands; a prime example of critical infrastructure requiring protection and resilience measures as envisaged by ESRF objectives.
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Contributes to building structural cybersecurity capacity in government and business; relevant to the ESRF network as a provider of human capital for resilience strengthening.
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Key organisation in the North Netherlands cybersecurity ecosystem; connects ESRF-relevant parties and strengthens collaboration between government, business, and education in the field of digital resi
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Concrete solution for grid congestion via private energy networks; increases energy security for industrial and potentially critical customers in the region, essential for national resilience infrastr
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Facilitator of energy innovation in the North Netherlands; relevant to ESRF due to its focus on energy resilience, smart grids, and hydrogen as a carrier of critical energy infrastructure.
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Specialised sensor technology for security services and critical infrastructure protection; night-vision systems are directly deployable for perimeter and asset protection of critical infrastructure a
Visit website ↗Leeuwarden
Critical digital infrastructure in the North Netherlands (Noord-IX), NIS2-compliant; serves as the backbone for digital resilience of governments and vital sectors in Friesland.
Visit website ↗Kornwerderzand (Súdwest-Fryslân)
Critical regional energy infrastructure with strategic importance for the energy independence of the North Netherlands; subject to NIS2 supervision as an essential energy supplier.
Visit website ↗Leeuwarden
Regional platform for SME cyber resilience in the North Netherlands; supports smaller suppliers to vital sectors in meeting NIS2 requirements and ESRF-relevant resilience standards.
Visit website ↗Assen
National hub for resilience training and security-related education in the North Netherlands; makes a direct contribution to trained capacity for crisis management and national resilience.
Visit website ↗Assen
Vital link in the digital infrastructure of the Dutch central government; manages systems for critical government tasks and contributes to the cybersecurity of the public domain.
Visit website ↗Emmen
Innovation platform for dual-use technologies in Drenthe; supports R&D at the intersection of industry and security, relevant to the resilience agenda and the security supply chain.
Visit website ↗Zwolle
Designated as a strategic logistics port; vital for mobility routes along the eastern corridor towards Germany; directly relevant to ESRF logistics and resilience themes.
Visit website ↗Zwolle
Recognised cybersecurity specialist with CCV certification; directly relevant to the digital resilience of government and critical infrastructure in the IJsselland region and nationally.
Visit website ↗Goor (regio IJsselland/Twente)
Leading supplier of perimeter security for critical locations such as ports, data centres, secure government sites, and energy infrastructure; an essential component of the physical security layer of
Visit website ↗Hengelo
Core supplier to Dutch security services and international partners; dual-use technologies (radar, cyber, C2 systems) with direct applications in national resilience and security investment relevant t
Visit website ↗Enschede
Pioneer in Dutch drone and counter-drone technology; direct supplier to government security services and active member of NIDV; embodies dual-use innovation within the Twente security cluster.
Visit website ↗Enschede
Versatile dual-use systems developer with direct government security contracts; the E-Lighter demonstrates how civilian high-tech innovation contributes to operational resilience and capability.
Visit website ↗Almelo
Critical supplier for the European F-35 fleet and security aviation; a long-term maintenance contract for F-35 PTMS systems makes it an indispensable link in European air security capability.
Visit website ↗Enschede
Regional security partner for advanced technology companies such as Thales and the technology cluster in Twente; provides physical security for critical production and R&D facilities in the region.
Visit website ↗Enschede
Innovation driver of the Twente security cluster; connects university spin-offs and start-ups with security challenges through the Oost NL network and the Technology Base Enschede ecosystem.
Visit website ↗Enschede
Unique national test facility for dual-use security technology; springboard for security innovation in Twente and incubator for companies such as Height Technologies and AnGard Microwave.
Visit website ↗Enschede
Innovative counter-UAS company at the intersection of sensing and electronic protection; contributes to the protection of airports, energy infrastructure, and secure installations against drone threat
Visit website ↗Twente (regio)
Regional cybersecurity partner for SMEs and suppliers in the Twente security cluster; strengthens the digital resilience of the supply chain of companies such as Thales and Demcon.
Visit website ↗Ede
Leading security technology supplier on the Veluwe with direct contracts for Dutch and international security organisations; the Boxer programme is a core capability of European land security forces.
Visit website ↗Arnhem / Enschede
Key connector in the East Netherlands security ecosystem, representing over 20% of national security market turnover; ESRF-relevant as an organisation linking dual-use innovation and resilience.
Visit website ↗Arnhem
Vital grid operator for one third of the Netherlands; directly relevant to ESRF themes of energy resilience, NIS2 compliance for critical infrastructure, and grid congestion solutions.
Visit website ↗Duiven (regio Arnhem)
Innovative energy services provider with solutions for grid congestion and flexibility markets; contributes to resilient energy systems for industrial and government clients in Gelderland.
Visit website ↗Arnhem
Critical EV charging infrastructure supporting energy-mobility security; relevant to future electrification of heavy-duty vehicle fleets and emergency services.
Visit website ↗Arnhem / Nijmegen
Certified security partner for government, security-sensitive sites, and critical infrastructure in the Gelderland region; innovative drone security enhances the resilience of vital locations.
Visit website ↗Nijmegen
Internationally recognised cybersecurity research centre; delivers fundamental and applied research that directly contributes to national digital resilience and the security practices of government an
Visit website ↗Tiel (Gelderland-Zuid) / Delft
Concrete evidence of energy resilience innovation in the Gelderland-Zuid region; the Tiel energy hub is a replicable model for strengthening the resilience of business parks and strategic logistics hu
Visit website ↗Arnhem / Nijmegen
Academic institution delivering cybersecurity talent and practice-oriented research to the region; a relevant partner for ESRF-aligned knowledge development and human capital for digital resilience.
Visit website ↗Emmeloord
Direct supplier for the new Royal Netherlands maritime frigates; represents Flevoland's business community at the LOI signing; embodies the region's dual-use composites innovation capability.
Visit website ↗Almere
Experienced penetration testing specialist and SOC provider with security relevance; an active player in the Flevoland security innovation ecosystem, contributing to the digital resilience of governme
Visit website ↗Marknesse (Noordoostpolder)
Unique national test facility for drones and autonomous systems in Flevoland; directly relevant to security innovation in counter-UAS, surveillance, and logistics drone applications.
Visit website ↗Zeewolde
Kritieke energieproductie-infrastructuur in Flevoland; enorme bijdrage aan nationale energieonafhankelijkheid en resilience; valt onder NIS2 als essentiële energieproductiefaciliteit.
Visit website ↗Den Haag
Central hub for the Dutch security ecosystem; essential to ESRF.net as a gateway to the entire ecosystem of security innovators, investors, and government partners.
Visit website ↗Rijswijk
Critical link in the Dutch cyber resilience chain; its trusted position with government and security services makes this company a high-value asset in any ESRF.net portfolio focused on national cyber
Visit website ↗Den Haag
Knowledge base of the Dutch security and resilience sector; TNO innovations form the technological foundation for resilience initiatives that ESRF.net aims to finance and scale.
Visit website ↗Leidschendam
Essential for the protection of subsea critical infrastructure (cables, pipelines, offshore energy); highly relevant to ESRF.net given the growing hybrid threats to maritime infrastructure.
Visit website ↗Den Haag
Innovative cybersecurity technology for attack surface management; as part of Darktrace, it illustrates the consolidation trend in the sector that ESRF.net financing can accelerate.
Visit website ↗Den Haag
Key player in the digitalisation of Dutch government and EU cybersecurity; major government contracts and international security involvement make this company relevant to ESRF.net investment themes ar
Visit website ↗Den Haag
Dual role in energy security (offshore wind) and government IT; a strategic partner for the energy transition and public sector modernisation that ESRF.net aims to support.
Visit website ↗Den Haag
Operational cyber resilience partner for vital sectors; CERT accreditation and a focus on critical infrastructure make NFIR relevant to ESRF.net portfolio companies in the response layer of cyber resi
Visit website ↗Den Haag
Unique European non-profit for cybersecurity in energy networks; the ENCS network of DSOs and regulators provides a direct connection to the critical infrastructure protection that ESRF.net finances.
Visit website ↗Den Haag / Amsterdam
Recognised partner of the Dutch government and security sector for cybersecurity audits and certification; CREST and Common Criteria accreditations position Secura as a high-quality component of the n
Visit website ↗Rotterdam
The Port of Rotterdam handles 45% of European cargo traffic and forms an indispensable link in the European supply chain and strategic logistics; directly relevant to ESRF.net as an investor in critic
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