
CenSec
Center for Defence, Space & Security (CenSec)
Overview
About us
CenSec is the prime Danish cluster for small and medium-sized enterprises specializing in high tech industries like defence, homeland security, space, aerospace, railway and maritime. CenSec was founded in 2004 and established in 2007 as an industrial cluster. In 2018, CenSec was approved by the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science to also become a national Innovation Network for Security (Inno-Sec). From 2021-2024, CenSec has been appointed as the national Danish cluster for defence, space and security. Censec has approximately 170 members consisting of companies with cutting edge skills in advanced manufacturing, electronic and software development. Among our members you will also find leading Danish universities and knowledge institutions. CenSec works with prime contractors, system integrators, Ministry of Defense procurement, logistic and repair agencies etc. to identify, develop and recommend appropriate supplier and sub-contractor capability.
Established - 10 June 2007
Staff in the management team - 6-10
Cluster composition
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173Cluster Members
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155SME's
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25Number of start-ups among SME's
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9Large Companies
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9Research Organisations, Universities, Technology Centers
Arbit Cyber Defence Systems is the first company in Europe to receive new ECSO label
Arbit Cyber Defence Systems, a Danish cybersecurity company based in Copenhagen has become the first European company to be assigned the new Cybersecurity Made in Europe label launched by the European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO).
Arbit offers a complete range of certified and accredited cross domain solutions using data diode technology, designed for separated high security networks.
"It has always been our mission to ensure that the right information is available at the right time – both in governmental institutions and on the battlefield," said CEO Rasmus Borch. "We have substantial knowledge in this area and we are ready to make this knowledge available to commercial customers, as well as suggest solutions for critical infrastructure."
ECSO decided to launch the label as a new marketing-tool, designed to promote European cybersecurity companies and increase their visibility in the European and global market, raising awareness of the strategic value of cybersecurity companies from in Europe and developing their business based on trustworthy European values.
In Denmark, the label is issued by CenSec, the national Danish cluster for Defence, Space and Security, a cluster - of which Arbit Cyber Defence Systems is a member.
Two other CenSec members have obtained the label since Arbit was successful and several others have shown an interest.
Legal form of the cluster organisation
Languages spoken
Link to the team description on the cluster organisation website
Management team
Sectorial and industrial focus
Sectoral industries
Sectoral Industries (NACE 4 digit)
Cross-sectoral industries
Industrial Alliances and Ecosystems
Technology fields
S3 EU priority areas
Services
Support services provided
Further information
A membership of CenSec has the following benefits:
- Be part of a strong alliance with members covering the defence, space and security industries in Denmark and
internationally through network activities.
- Participate with your logo, company information and pictures on our member section at our webpage and in the
printed members brochure.
- Participate in conferences, seminars, and courses with defence, space and security related subjects.
- Participate in cluster activities and matchmaking in relation to the ongoing development projects.
- Obtain advice and guidance from CenSec on defense, space and security related development projects.
Support training services for cluster managers/policy makers
Support programmes
EU Programmes
Name & description
Project name
COSME - "Clusters Go International in the Defence & Security Sector" (CUS-CLUSINT-2017-03-6) - Acronym: EU KETs4Dual-Use (coordinator: Póle OPTITEC) - (grant proposal accepted - september 2018 - december 2019)
Innovation Express - "Inno-Pro / Systematic Cooperation" - focus area: cyber security (grant proposal accepted - january 2018 - July 2019)
Cooperation activities
International cooperation
Targeted countries
Transnational cooperation
Targeted countries
Transnational support activites
International support activites
Participation at missions/events/study visits/fairsFurther information
CenSec is engaged in the following trans-national activities:
- Innovation Express programme (with clusters from Spain, Germany, Lithuania, France, USA)
- Nordic Innovation (Sweden, Norway, Finland) - http://nordicinnovation.org/
- COSME applications/projects (with clusters from France, Lithuania)
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Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education Rail Innovation Centre (UK) |
United Kingdom
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Tampere Region Safety and Security Cluster |
Finland
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ERCI |
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Latest news and documents
Celerium Announces Partnership with CenSec to Bring Cybersecurity and CMMC Awareness to Danish Defense Industry
Five Danish companies awarded project funding for development of space technologies
EU gold for Denmark's only defence cluster
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