Company Profile
Cyberoo is a European cybersecurity company specializing in Managed Detection and Response, continuous security monitoring, cyber threat intelligence, incident response, cyber risk governance, and enterprise security advisory services. Headquartered in Reggio Emilia, Italy, the company operates a managed cybersecurity model designed to protect organizations that require continuous defensive coverage but may not possess the internal personnel, infrastructure, or specialist capabilities required to operate an advanced security operations environment independently.
The company’s core infrastructure is built around its Intelligent Security Operations Center, proprietary detection technologies, specialized cybersecurity personnel, and a portfolio of managed services covering internal threats, external exposure, regulatory risk, human behavior, and operational continuity.
Cyberoo primarily addresses the European enterprise and mid-market cybersecurity sector. Its operating position combines the structure of a Managed Security Service Provider with the detection, investigation, and response capabilities of a specialized MDR provider.
Cyberoo is listed on Euronext Growth Milan and was among the first dedicated cybersecurity companies listed on the Italian public market. The company states that it currently supports approximately 700 organizations through a team of around 150 cybersecurity specialists. Its current strategy extends beyond conventional MDR through ORBIS, an integrated cyber risk governance model connecting threats, processes, compliance, and human security. Cyberoo presents this as a systemic approach to continuous cyber risk governance.
Infrastructure Stack
Cyberoo maintains an integrated cybersecurity infrastructure spanning managed detection and response, threat intelligence, log correlation, behavioral analysis, incident response, regulatory monitoring, security advisory, and human-risk management.
Its core operating architecture combines proprietary platforms with an Intelligent Security Operations Center operating continuously across customer environments. This structure allows Cyberoo to collect security telemetry, analyze abnormal activity, investigate potential compromises, prioritize threats, and coordinate defensive responses without requiring customers to maintain a complete internal SOC.
Within its managed security ecosystem, Cyberoo provides technologies and operational capabilities focused on:
continuous security monitoring,
managed threat detection,
security-event correlation,
behavioral analysis,
endpoint and network visibility,
threat investigation,
incident prioritization,
remediation guidance,
external exposure monitoring,
and coordinated threat response.
Cypeer functions as Cyberoo’s internal security and Managed Detection and Response platform. It collects and correlates information generated by security technologies already operating inside the customer’s IT ecosystem. Rather than requiring organizations to replace their existing defensive stack, Cypeer integrates available logs, alerts, system activity, and infrastructure data into a centralized detection environment.
The platform is designed to provide visibility across:
endpoints,
servers,
network infrastructure,
cloud environments,
security appliances,
enterprise applications,
authentication systems,
and existing cybersecurity products.
Security events collected through Cypeer are investigated by Cyberoo’s I-SOC specialists. The operating model includes multiple analytical levels, ranging from continuous alert investigation to specialist analysis of individual security technologies and advanced threats. Cypeer is positioned as Cyberoo’s primary MDR infrastructure.
Cyberoo’s external-threat layer is delivered through CSI, or Cyber Security Intelligence. CSI collects and analyzes information originating from open sources, the Deep Web, the Dark Web, and other externally visible digital environments.
This infrastructure is designed to identify risks such as:
exposed corporate information,
compromised credentials,
data breaches,
fraudulent domains,
brand impersonation,
external vulnerabilities,
malicious infrastructure,
and emerging threats targeting the organization.
Cyberoo’s ethical hackers and threat intelligence specialists investigate these external signals to provide organizations with a broader view of risks that may not be visible through conventional internal security monitoring. CSI therefore operates as the external intelligence counterpart to Cypeer’s internal security visibility.
The company also maintains Titaan Neemesi, an infrastructure monitoring and GDPR-oriented compliance platform. Titaan Neemesi collects and correlates logs generated by services, applications, virtual environments, servers, networks, Active Directory systems, cloud platforms, and administrator activity.
Its architecture includes capabilities surrounding:
administrator-log monitoring,
Active Directory visibility,
file-integrity monitoring,
cloud-system auditing,
infrastructure reporting,
best-practice analysis,
data inalterability,
and GDPR-related operational controls.
Cyberoo states that Titaan Neemesi uses blockchain technology to reinforce the inalterability of collected data and logs. This creates an additional governance layer for organizations requiring demonstrable monitoring, data integrity, and regulatory evidence.
Cyberoo’s wider operational infrastructure includes incident response, vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, cyber risk analysis, virtual CISO services, and security-awareness programs. Through KEATRIX, the company also addresses the human component of cybersecurity by supporting awareness, behavioral training, and organizational resilience against phishing, manipulation, social engineering, and unsafe operational practices.
The company’s current ORBIS model brings these capabilities into a wider cyber risk governance architecture structured around four connected areas:
threat management,
process governance,
regulatory compliance,
and people security.
This reflects Cyberoo’s transition from a conventional managed detection provider toward a more integrated operating model connecting technical defense with organizational risk management.
Visual Signature
Website
Website
Operational Snapshot
Problem They Solve
Fragmented Cyber Risk
Solution They Provide
Managed Cyber Risk Governance
In Plain Terms
What They Really Do?
Cyberoo helps organizations continuously monitor their IT systems, investigate suspicious activity, identify external threats, and respond when a cybersecurity incident occurs.
Instead of leaving an organization to manage dozens of separate security products, alerts, dashboards, and technical providers, Cyberoo collects relevant security information and places it inside a managed operational environment.
Its cybersecurity specialists then examine that information to determine:
Which alerts represent genuine threats.
Which systems may have been compromised.
Whether company data has appeared outside the organization.
Whether criminals are impersonating the company online.
Which vulnerabilities require immediate attention.
How an active incident should be contained.
Which processes should be improved after an attack.
This matters because installing cybersecurity products does not automatically create an effective security operation. Security tools can generate large volumes of alerts without determining which activity represents an actual compromise.
Cyberoo adds a managed analysis and response layer between raw security technology and the organization’s operational decisions.
Its Cypeer platform monitors activity inside the company’s IT environment. CSI investigates external exposure across public, underground, and potentially malicious digital environments. Cyberoo’s I-SOC connects these signals with human investigation, threat prioritization, and response guidance.
In plain terms: Cyberoo operates as an external cybersecurity command layer that helps companies detect threats, understand what is happening, and respond before technical events develop into major operational incidents.
Instead of leaving an organization to manage dozens of separate security products, alerts, dashboards, and technical providers, Cyberoo collects relevant security information and places it inside a managed operational environment.
Its cybersecurity specialists then examine that information to determine:
Which alerts represent genuine threats.
Which systems may have been compromised.
Whether company data has appeared outside the organization.
Whether criminals are impersonating the company online.
Which vulnerabilities require immediate attention.
How an active incident should be contained.
Which processes should be improved after an attack.
This matters because installing cybersecurity products does not automatically create an effective security operation. Security tools can generate large volumes of alerts without determining which activity represents an actual compromise.
Cyberoo adds a managed analysis and response layer between raw security technology and the organization’s operational decisions.
Its Cypeer platform monitors activity inside the company’s IT environment. CSI investigates external exposure across public, underground, and potentially malicious digital environments. Cyberoo’s I-SOC connects these signals with human investigation, threat prioritization, and response guidance.
In plain terms: Cyberoo operates as an external cybersecurity command layer that helps companies detect threats, understand what is happening, and respond before technical events develop into major operational incidents.
Founder
Bio
Cyberoo’s public corporate materials do not position the company around a conventional single-founder narrative. Its development is connected to the wider Sedoc Digital Group technology ecosystem, from which Cyberoo emerged as a specialized cybersecurity operation.
Fabio Leonardi serves as Chief Executive Officer and is the central executive associated with Cyberoo’s strategic development, public-market positioning, and transition toward managed cybersecurity services.
Leonardi began his professional career within the Olivetti technology environment before joining Sedoc Digital Group in 1991. He subsequently held commercial, general management, and chief executive responsibilities while participating in the strategic development and restructuring of the wider technology group.
His operating background connects traditional enterprise information technology with the later development of managed cybersecurity, threat intelligence, security operations, and data-driven defensive infrastructure.
Under his executive leadership, Cyberoo developed a service model centered on:
proprietary cybersecurity technologies,
continuous managed security operations,
specialized human analysis,
European data governance,
and enterprise-accessible MDR services.
The company was admitted to the Italian public market in 2019 and subsequently expanded its commercial reach across additional European markets.
Fabio Leonardi continues to serve as Cyberoo’s CEO, while the wider board includes Massimo Bonifati as President, Davide Cignatta as Chief Commercial Officer, and Veronica Leonardi as Chief Marketing Officer and Investor Relator. Cyberoo’s corporate governance profile provides the current leadership structure.
Fabio Leonardi serves as Chief Executive Officer and is the central executive associated with Cyberoo’s strategic development, public-market positioning, and transition toward managed cybersecurity services.
Leonardi began his professional career within the Olivetti technology environment before joining Sedoc Digital Group in 1991. He subsequently held commercial, general management, and chief executive responsibilities while participating in the strategic development and restructuring of the wider technology group.
His operating background connects traditional enterprise information technology with the later development of managed cybersecurity, threat intelligence, security operations, and data-driven defensive infrastructure.
Under his executive leadership, Cyberoo developed a service model centered on:
proprietary cybersecurity technologies,
continuous managed security operations,
specialized human analysis,
European data governance,
and enterprise-accessible MDR services.
The company was admitted to the Italian public market in 2019 and subsequently expanded its commercial reach across additional European markets.
Fabio Leonardi continues to serve as Cyberoo’s CEO, while the wider board includes Massimo Bonifati as President, Davide Cignatta as Chief Commercial Officer, and Veronica Leonardi as Chief Marketing Officer and Investor Relator. Cyberoo’s corporate governance profile provides the current leadership structure.
Headquarters
Phone
37, Via Brigata Reggio, Betonica, Carrozzone-Betonica, Cavazzoli, Reggio nell'Emilia, Emilia-Romagna, 42124, Italy
Services & Solutions
Cyberoo provides an integrated portfolio of managed cybersecurity, cyber intelligence, risk governance, incident response, compliance, and security-awareness services.
Its operational ecosystem includes:
Managed Detection and Response,
24/7 security monitoring,
Intelligent Security Operations Center services,
cyber threat intelligence,
internal infrastructure monitoring,
external threat monitoring,
security-event correlation,
behavioral analysis,
incident investigation,
incident response,
ransomware response,
risk assessment,
vulnerability assessment,
penetration testing,
virtual CISO services,
GDPR monitoring,
Active Directory monitoring,
file-integrity monitoring,
security-awareness training,
human-risk management,
and cyber risk governance.
Cypeer provides internal MDR coverage by integrating telemetry from existing customer infrastructure and security technologies. The platform collects, processes, and correlates security information while Cyberoo specialists investigate abnormal activity and provide remediation guidance.
CSI provides external cyber threat intelligence. It investigates potential exposure across open sources, the Deep Web, the Dark Web, fraudulent digital infrastructure, leaked information, clone domains, and other threat environments outside the organization’s conventional network perimeter.
Titaan Neemesi supports infrastructure auditing, administrator monitoring, Active Directory visibility, regulatory evidence, file-integrity controls, and GDPR-related data governance.
Cyberoo’s Incident Response service provides remote and on-site support during active cyber incidents. Its specialists analyze the scope, attack vector, affected infrastructure, operational impact, and compromised systems before developing containment, remediation, reconstruction, and post-incident recommendations.
Incident-response services can be delivered through preventive retainers or on-demand intervention. The company also develops incident-response plans covering preparation, active operations, system reconstruction, incident closure, and lessons learned. Cyberoo Incident Response operates continuously for organizations experiencing ransomware, data breaches, and other serious cyber events.
Cyberoo’s advisory portfolio includes:
Cyber Security Advisory,
virtual CISO support,
risk assessment,
vulnerability assessment,
penetration testing,
compliance preparation,
and security-program development.
Through KEATRIX, Cyberoo also addresses security behavior and human exposure. This layer supports organizations in reducing phishing susceptibility, unsafe digital practices, social-engineering exposure, and other risks generated through employee behavior.
The ORBIS model provides the wider governance structure connecting technical security, operational processes, compliance requirements, and people-related risk within one cyber risk ecosystem.
Its operational ecosystem includes:
Managed Detection and Response,
24/7 security monitoring,
Intelligent Security Operations Center services,
cyber threat intelligence,
internal infrastructure monitoring,
external threat monitoring,
security-event correlation,
behavioral analysis,
incident investigation,
incident response,
ransomware response,
risk assessment,
vulnerability assessment,
penetration testing,
virtual CISO services,
GDPR monitoring,
Active Directory monitoring,
file-integrity monitoring,
security-awareness training,
human-risk management,
and cyber risk governance.
Cypeer provides internal MDR coverage by integrating telemetry from existing customer infrastructure and security technologies. The platform collects, processes, and correlates security information while Cyberoo specialists investigate abnormal activity and provide remediation guidance.
CSI provides external cyber threat intelligence. It investigates potential exposure across open sources, the Deep Web, the Dark Web, fraudulent digital infrastructure, leaked information, clone domains, and other threat environments outside the organization’s conventional network perimeter.
Titaan Neemesi supports infrastructure auditing, administrator monitoring, Active Directory visibility, regulatory evidence, file-integrity controls, and GDPR-related data governance.
Cyberoo’s Incident Response service provides remote and on-site support during active cyber incidents. Its specialists analyze the scope, attack vector, affected infrastructure, operational impact, and compromised systems before developing containment, remediation, reconstruction, and post-incident recommendations.
Incident-response services can be delivered through preventive retainers or on-demand intervention. The company also develops incident-response plans covering preparation, active operations, system reconstruction, incident closure, and lessons learned. Cyberoo Incident Response operates continuously for organizations experiencing ransomware, data breaches, and other serious cyber events.
Cyberoo’s advisory portfolio includes:
Cyber Security Advisory,
virtual CISO support,
risk assessment,
vulnerability assessment,
penetration testing,
compliance preparation,
and security-program development.
Through KEATRIX, Cyberoo also addresses security behavior and human exposure. This layer supports organizations in reducing phishing susceptibility, unsafe digital practices, social-engineering exposure, and other risks generated through employee behavior.
The ORBIS model provides the wider governance structure connecting technical security, operational processes, compliance requirements, and people-related risk within one cyber risk ecosystem.
Operational Focus
Methodology
rity as a collection of independently operated tools, the company creates a managed environment in which security technologies, telemetry, specialists, intelligence, and response procedures function as a coordinated defensive system.
Its methodology combines:
automated data collection,
artificial intelligence,
machine learning,
behavioral analysis,
event correlation,
human threat investigation,
external intelligence collection,
and structured incident response.
Automation is used to process large volumes of security information and identify abnormal patterns. Human analysts then examine the context, severity, credibility, and potential operational consequences of the detected activity.
This creates a progression from:
data collection,
to anomaly detection,
to specialist investigation,
to threat validation,
to remediation guidance,
and, where required, active incident response.
Cyberoo’s operating structure also recognizes that cyber risk extends beyond malware and infrastructure compromise. The company’s current model incorporates compliance, operational continuity, employee behavior, external exposure, management responsibility, and regulatory requirements.
The resulting architecture moves beyond isolated threat detection toward continuous cyber risk governance.
Its methodology combines:
automated data collection,
artificial intelligence,
machine learning,
behavioral analysis,
event correlation,
human threat investigation,
external intelligence collection,
and structured incident response.
Automation is used to process large volumes of security information and identify abnormal patterns. Human analysts then examine the context, severity, credibility, and potential operational consequences of the detected activity.
This creates a progression from:
data collection,
to anomaly detection,
to specialist investigation,
to threat validation,
to remediation guidance,
and, where required, active incident response.
Cyberoo’s operating structure also recognizes that cyber risk extends beyond malware and infrastructure compromise. The company’s current model incorporates compliance, operational continuity, employee behavior, external exposure, management responsibility, and regulatory requirements.
The resulting architecture moves beyond isolated threat detection toward continuous cyber risk governance.
Market Scope
Geography
Cyberoo maintains its primary operating base in Italy while expanding across the wider European and EMEA cybersecurity markets.
Its infrastructure and commercial activity are relevant across:
Italy,
Central Europe,
Eastern Europe,
Western Europe,
the broader European Union,
and selected EMEA markets.
The company’s solutions are primarily designed for:
mid-sized enterprises,
large industrial organizations,
manufacturing companies,
retail environments,
fashion businesses,
automotive organizations,
financial operations,
professional service companies,
technology providers,
healthcare-related organizations,
and businesses operating distributed IT infrastructure.
Cyberoo’s commercial position is particularly relevant to European mid-market organizations that face enterprise-level threats but lack the personnel, budget, or operational scale required to maintain an advanced internal security operations center.
Its European development model is reinforced by the Cybersecurity Made in Europe label awarded in 2025. The label reflects the company’s positioning around European-developed cybersecurity technology, European data governance, GDPR alignment, and regional digital sovereignty. Cybersecurity Made in Europe supports this regional positioning.
As cybersecurity markets continue shifting toward:
managed threat detection,
continuous incident response,
AI-assisted security analysis,
external threat intelligence,
human-risk management,
integrated regulatory oversight,
and continuous cyber risk governance,
Cyberoo’s operational relevance continues expanding alongside demand for European MDR infrastructure capable of combining proprietary technology with continuous human security analysis.
Its infrastructure and commercial activity are relevant across:
Italy,
Central Europe,
Eastern Europe,
Western Europe,
the broader European Union,
and selected EMEA markets.
The company’s solutions are primarily designed for:
mid-sized enterprises,
large industrial organizations,
manufacturing companies,
retail environments,
fashion businesses,
automotive organizations,
financial operations,
professional service companies,
technology providers,
healthcare-related organizations,
and businesses operating distributed IT infrastructure.
Cyberoo’s commercial position is particularly relevant to European mid-market organizations that face enterprise-level threats but lack the personnel, budget, or operational scale required to maintain an advanced internal security operations center.
Its European development model is reinforced by the Cybersecurity Made in Europe label awarded in 2025. The label reflects the company’s positioning around European-developed cybersecurity technology, European data governance, GDPR alignment, and regional digital sovereignty. Cybersecurity Made in Europe supports this regional positioning.
As cybersecurity markets continue shifting toward:
managed threat detection,
continuous incident response,
AI-assisted security analysis,
external threat intelligence,
human-risk management,
integrated regulatory oversight,
and continuous cyber risk governance,
Cyberoo’s operational relevance continues expanding alongside demand for European MDR infrastructure capable of combining proprietary technology with continuous human security analysis.
