IONIX Joins CIONET Germany: Bringing a Self-Healing Attack Surface to the CISO Community
Cybersecurity leaders are facing an increasingly fast-moving threat landscape. Organisations need to identify external exposures, understand which risks are genuinely exploitable and act before attackers can take advantage of them.
IONIX joins CIONET Germany as a partner and becomes the launch partner of the newly founded CIONET Cyber Circle.
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A new approach to attack surface management
IONIX makes organizations' attack surfaces self-healing through their platform by continuously discovering an organisation's external digital footprint, validating exposures and helping security teams mitigate risks automatically.
According to IONIX, its platform typically discovers 30% more assets than legacy ASM tools, giving security teams a broader view of their external attack surface.
Meet the IONIX team
Representing IONIX in the CIONET community are:
Jochen Rummel – VP Sales Central Europe
With more than 25 years of cybersecurity sales experience, Jochen leads IONIX's activities across Germany, Austria and Switzerland. His focus is on preemptive security and external attack-surface exposure.
Wolfgang Halbartschlager – Senior Solution Engineer
With more than 20 years of cybersecurity experience, Wolfgang specialises in External Attack Surface Management (EASM) and Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) and brings a strong technical perspective on identifying and validating external security risks.
Together, they bring both strategic and technical expertise to the CIONET Cyber Circle.
What's next?
As launch partner, IONIX will contribute to upcoming CIONET Cyber Circle discussions and events, exploring topics such as external exposure management, NIS2 readiness, cyber resilience and the future of preemptive cybersecurity.
We look forward to welcoming IONIX, Jochen and Wolfgang to the CIONET Cyber Circle.
👉 Learn more: www.ionix.io
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