Orange Cyberdefense acquires Swiss cybersecurity specialist ensec

July 29, 2025

Orange Cyberdefense, the cybersecurity subsidiary of the Orange Group, has completed the acquisition of Swiss company ensec. This strategic acquisition will strengthen Orange Cyberdefense’s market position in Switzerland and throughout the German-speaking region.

The acquisition, which was completed on 23 July 2025, includes around 40 cybersecurity experts from ensec. This brings Orange Cyberdefense’s Swiss team to 140 professionals who together offer a comprehensive portfolio of security solutions for businesses of all sizes, from SMEs to multinational corporations.

ensec brings many years of experience in cybersecurity consulting, integration and managed security services and serves more than 130 customers in security-critical industries such as finance, energy, retail and the public sector. The combination of local expertise and global strength enables Orange Cyberdefense to offer tailored end-to-end solutions for the Swiss market.

Hugues Foulon, CEO of Orange Cyberdefense, explains:

‘The acquisition of ensec marks an important step in our European growth strategy. It strengthens our position in the DACH region and supports our goal of building a more secure digital society.’

The acquisition also expands Orange Cyberdefense’s presence in the French-speaking part of Switzerland, enabling it to provide local, multilingual support to customers.

Nicolas Lutz, CEO of Orange Cyberdefense Switzerland, emphasises:

‘With ensec, we are gaining additional technical depth and customer proximity. Together, we are creating a strong Swiss cybersecurity champion.’

Mike Schuler, CEO of ensec, adds:

“We are delighted to be joining Orange Cyberdefense.

Our customers will benefit from an expanded portfolio of solutions while we remain true to our DNA: in-depth technical expertise and a strong local presence.”

The acquisition underscores Orange Cyberdefense’s position as a leading European cybersecurity provider that combines global resources with local commitment. At the same time, it contributes to the Orange Group’s growth strategy of promoting trust and security in an increasingly digital world.

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