The problem stems from businesses and individuals being dependent on monopolistic cloud providers, losing control over their data, facing security risks, and being vulnerable to geopolitical manipulation, while small businesses struggle to set up secure, enterprise-level IT infrastructures due to lack of resources and expertise.
Dependency on monopolists
Loss of data sovereignty
Geopolitical vulnerabilities
Lack of resources
Limited secure infrastructure expertise
Centralized data storage risks
Manipulation through social media
CyMaIS is designed to support enterprises in modernizing their IT infrastructures. As digital transformation accelerates globally, organizations of all sizes require scalable and flexible solutions to manage cybersecurity, automation, and data management. This analysis evaluates the global market potential for CyMaIS across diverse economic regions.
Berlin is recognized as one of Europe's leading innovation and technology hubs. The capital is characterized by a dynamic start-up scene, numerous SMEs, and international corporations that drive digital transformation. This creates a promising market for modular IT infrastructure solutions like CyMaIS.
CyMaIS addresses the growing need for flexible and scalable IT infrastructure solutions that support companies in their digital transformation. The European market, characterized by diverse economic systems, offers a variety of opportunities and challenges.
CyMaIS addresses the increasing need for modern, flexible IT infrastructure solutions in Germany. In particular, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face the challenge of advancing their digitalization while meeting security requirements. CyMaIS offers modular, customizable solutions ranging from basic setups to complex integration projects.
CyMaIS aims to empower individuals, businesses, NGOs, and enterprises with a secure, scalable, and decentralized IT infrastructure solution that ensures data sovereignty, promotes Open Source innovation, and reduces reliance on monopolistic cloud providers.
Empower people and institutions
Data sovereignty
Control over infrastructure
Automated infrastructure setup
Open Source
Decentralized Services
Scalabel
Global resilience and security
Modular role-based architecture
Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC)
Docker-based containerization
Centralized Identity & Access Management (IAM)
Security by Design
Integration instead of forced migration
Optional full disk encryption layer for servers