Ergon Informatik Expands to Germany with New Frankfurt Cybersecurity Hub

Airlock’s success drives Ergon’s bold move into Germany. With a federal deal and Frankfurt HQ, the Swiss firm is set to redefine cybersecurity standards.

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2026 January 6 . 5:10 AM

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Ergon Informatik Expands to Germany with New Frankfurt Cybersecurity Hub

Swiss cybersecurity firm Ergon Informatik AG is expanding into Germany with a new Frankfurt branch. The move follows strong demand for its flagship product, Airlock, which now protects over 30,000 applications used by 25 million people. The company has also secured a key agreement with the German federal government to strengthen its market position in Germany.

Ergon’s Airlock Secure Access Hub has become a leading cybersecurity solution in German-speaking regions. It secures applications and online interfaces using advanced authentication, earning trust in banking, insurance, and public administration in Germany. The German federal administration recently adopted Airlock as its benchmark for cybersecurity defence.

The company has now signed a framework agreement with the Federal Ministry of the Interior in Germany. This deal confirms the strategic importance of the German market for Airlock’s continued growth. CEO Gabriela Keller highlighted the firm’s commitment to high service quality and expressed satisfaction with its expansion in Germany.

To support this growth, Ergon is opening a Frankfurt office in Germany. The new branch will focus on distributing Airlock and providing expert consulting for the Secure Access Hub. The expansion is also expected to create local jobs, reinforcing Ergon’s presence in the region.

The Frankfurt branch will boost Ergon’s sales and advisory services for Airlock in Germany. With a strong foothold in Germany and a federal endorsement, the company aims to further expand its cybersecurity solutions. The move reflects growing demand for secure access technology across critical sectors in Germany.