ESET PRIVATE enables large enterprises and public sector organizations to adopt tailored solutions, ensuring cyber resilience at scale. The new portfolio, characterized by advanced threat scanning, IT/OT protection, security for air-gapped environments, threat intelligence and customized managed security, will be presented at ESET WORLD 2026, scheduled in Berlin from 19 to 20 May
ESET, a global European leader in the cybersecurity market, announced that on the occasion of theESET World 2026 the new ESET PRIVATE portfolio will be presented.
Large organizations operate increasingly complex infrastructures and face stringent regulatory requirements and ever-growing cyber threats. In this context, standard solutions are no longer sufficient. To ensure operational continuity, it is necessary to have customized security systems that are perfectly integrated with existing infrastructures.
To meet these needs, ESET PRIVATE was created to offer customized, consultancy-based cybersecurity services to complex enterprise environments and the public sector, including the world's largest companies, defense organizations, critical infrastructure operators and public institutions. The solutions are designed to adapt to a wide variety of requirements and operational contexts, including environments with strong needs for data-residency and digital sovereignty.
“ESET PRIVATE solutions, which extend our standard B2B and Enterprise portfolio, are designed to address the specific requirements and operational contexts of large enterprises and government agencies,” said David Března, Vice President of CS Operations and Scale Up at ESET.
"Depending on the industry, our customers are moving from purchasing technology to managing cyber risk, navigating a context characterized by rapid geopolitical changes, increasingly complex digital architectures and an overload of tools and data. ESET's role is evolving from a simple technology supplier to a strategic partner, capable of offering security solutions tailored to fit the business, operational and regulatory context of each organization.
Whether it's a bank trying to protect customers from phishing scams, a veteran manufacturer needing to secure critical legacy OT technologies, an energy company needing threat intelligence to protect its distribution network, or a government aiming for digital sovereignty, going beyond just data localization, ESET can offer much more than what it is traditionally known for.”
Formerly known as Corporate Solutions, ESET PRIVATE offers:
- Custom design and development: Dedicated teams of ESET engineers and architects work with customers to adapt, implement and extend solutions based on advanced security and operational needs.
- Modular solution portfolio: Customers can freely combine different ESET PRIVATE solutions.
- Cloud or on-premises solutions: Seamless integration with complex business infrastructures and operations, thanks to flexible deployment options.
- Consultative approach: ESET provides specialist support based on in-depth industry expertise.
- End-to-end solutions: ESET promotes long-term partnerships and continuous solution lifecycle management.
With over 30 years of cybersecurity experience and global threat intelligence capabilities, ESET delivers robust, customized digital security solutions by combining ESET's award-winning products with proprietary technologies and highly skilled resources. Enabling businesses to go beyond compliance requirements, ESET's multi-layered solutions integrate the power of artificial intelligence and human expertise, and are available in cloud and on-premises environments.
More information at ESET World 2026
ESET will publicly present ESET PRIVATE during the annual ESET WORLD conference, which will bring together cybersecurity experts from around the world to discuss, network and learn more about ESET PRIVATE and the company's other solutions and services.
Scheduled interventions include sessions dedicated to high-pressure and high-risk environments, all attended by ESET experts and authoritative industry professionals:
Beyond One-Size-Fits-All Security: Meeting the Needs of High-Risk Organizations
Juraj Malcho – Chief Technology Officer, ESET
Martin Talian – Chief Corporate Solutions Officer, ESET
As the complexity and impact of threats increases, many organizations cannot rely on standard, one-size-fits-all security solutions. Some operate in contexts where trust, resilience and control are critical and require a superior approach to security.
How can we secure systems operating in restricted and autonomous environments?
Patrik Pliesovsky: Director of Delivery and Deployment, ESET
Protecting systems that operate in confined or isolated environments represents an unprecedented challenge, especially given that AI-based autonomous agents are improving their ability to make decisions independently without human intervention. The session will analyze the key aspects for designing effective cybersecurity architectures in autonomous and operationally constrained systems. The focus will be on balancing operational autonomy and robust security controls, ensuring system integrity, continuous behavioral monitoring and resilience in isolated, resource-limited or air-gapped environments.
Cyber Defense at the Digital Front lines
Andrew Lee, Vice President of Government Affairs, ESET
Colonel Mietta Groeneveld, Director of NATO Command and Control Centre of Excellence
Hans De Vries, Chief Cybersecurity and Operations Officer, ENISA
This panel brings together high-level cybersecurity experts to address growing cyber aggression from states that increasingly ignore international cybersecurity norms to conduct espionage activities and attack critical infrastructure. Faced with hostile regimes that exploit digital technologies, carry out destructive cyber attacks and use artificial intelligence, defenders face the complex challenge of countering asymmetric wars, while safeguarding the civil liberties and security of citizens.
The panel will analyze resilience strategies, delving into how to protect essential services in a context of persistent conflict. The final objective of the session is to understand how to defend the digital "front lines" without compromising the very values they intend to protect.
Strategic Cyber Resilience: The New Front Line Against Nation-State Warfare
Thomas Hemker – Security CTO, Cyber Risk Advisor, Guter Hafen Cyber Security
Colonel Mietta Groeneveld, Director of NATO Command and Control Centre of Excellence
As state actors increasingly blur the lines between cyber warfare and cybercrime and adopt sophisticated AI-based tactics to target supply chains and critical infrastructures, traditional security models focused exclusively on defense are proving insufficient. The need for advanced and resilient security architectures has never been greater. This panel will discuss the role of cyber resilience as a pillar of modern defense strategies, transforming cybersecurity from a simple cost center to a competitive advantage.
