We Are CyberCompare

We are security architects and take your challenges to heart. CyberCompare does not enter into reselling agreements with vendors and does not offer its own products or managed services, in order to maintain our independence. This enables us to provide our clients with expertise in IT security whilst remaining impartial when prioritising measures. We assist with gap assessments, strategy, architectures, solution and vendor selection, and the implementation and optimisation of processes. We specialise in leading complex security and compliance projects, either as an interim CISO or by reinforcing your security team.

Our mission, vision and purpose

What We Want to Achieve

Our purpose is to make cybersecurity more affordable, efficient and effective.

Our mission is to make good security decisions: From strategy to operational excellence.

Our vision is to make CyberCompare the leading authority for independent cybersecurity advice.

Who we are

Our Founder

Jannis Stemmann

Before founding CyberCompare, Jannis held a number of management positions, including plant manager and assistant to the management at Bosch. He also spent five years working as a project manager for McKinsey, serving numerous large organisations.

Our CyberCompanions

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CyberCompare in Numbers

projects for IT-, OT- and IoT-Security

> 100

external customers

> 100

typical savings in external spend

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>700 IT-, OT- and IoT-Security projects carried out.

All security vendors, service providers, consultancies + channel partners can be involved in RfPs.

>Two payment models: Fixed fees per project or subscription.

Solid advisory board with battle-tested CIOs and CISOs.

20% typical savings in external spend achieved vs. project without our involvement.

~500 external customers served – private and public sectors. From SMEs to Fortune 500 companies, ranging from critical infrastructure providers such as utilities, hospitals, airports, local authorities and government bodies, or banks, to the chemical, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, mechanical engineering, logistics, e-commerce and retail sectors.

We ensure that you receive the best terms and conditions for a specific scope of services, qualifications, services or products; otherwise, you do not have to pay us. Our systematic approach and benchmarking databases help us to achieve this.

No reselling contracts – 100% provider-neutral recommendations. No commissions, no kickbacks, no “finders’ fees” or bonuses from providers. We represent your interests to the best of our ability.

One mission: Making good cybersecurity decisions – from strategy to operational excellence.

10-30 workdays effort saved for your teams in a project, e.g., in requirements engineering and evaluation of quotes.

Members of

Our Advisory Board

Florian has a lot of experience in ensuring secure information in companies. With the conviction that information security is a team sport in which everyone has to contribute,he has successfully built an information security and cyber security department from scratch.

Dr. Daniel Brettschneider is CISO at Miele, where he leads the global security strategy. In addition, he publishes a cybersecurity awareness newsletter as Dr. Cybersecurity and runs Pentest-Advisor, a neutral overview of pentest providers. His goal is to raise awareness of cybersecurity and help companies find a secure and successful path through digitization.

Stefan was CIO of the year in 2020. He has more than 20 years of experience in IT and security at industrial companies. He speaks openly about the cyberattack at Marabu Inks, and on how the company dealt with it.

Petra’s research focus areas are IT and cybersecurity. Prior to her scientific career, she was active in various leadership functions at multinational companies.

Christoph is an expert in IT, software development, cyber security and artificial intelligence. He founded and led the Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence, after holding various executive roles in Deutsche Telekom and as managing director of software companies.

Benjamin is responsible for the strategic security of the entire group and develops implementable security concepts for the subsidiaries. As a freelancer, he sacrifices Trojan horses and supports large and medium-sized companies in establishing a sustainable security culture and strategy.