P-Secure ApS Due Diligence

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Denmark · owned by Independent (Denmark) · www.p-secure.com · 14 vendors

P-Secure ApS is a Danish technology company that operates Europe's only automated platform for EU-compliant background checks, enabling organizations to screen employees, applicants, and suppliers in minutes. Founded by former members of the Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET) and Danish Defence Intelligence Service, the platform automates identity verification, CV checks, criminal records, and watchlist searches in full compliance with GDPR and EU regulations including CER, NIS2, and DORA. The company serves critical infrastructure sectors across Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, including aviation, energy, defence, telecommunications, and finance.

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Migration Readiness: 6/10

Assessed by AI based on technology stack characteristics (cloud-native vs legacy, containerization, microservices), regulatory environment, data residency requirements, financial stability, and vendor lock-in risks. The score ranges from 0-10, where higher scores indicate better readiness for technology migration.

P-Secure ApS exhibits moderate migration readiness. A significant strength is the explicitly stated 'Low vendor lock-in risk' due to a diverse vendor base of 14 vendors, which provides flexibility in transitioning services or integrating with new cloud providers. The existing 'API integration' capability in their tech stack also provides a foundation for integrating with new cloud services and platforms. However, challenges arise from their reliance on 'Dedicated servers in Denmark' and the use of 'Webflow,' suggesting a traditional, potentially monolithic infrastructure. This could complicate migration to a modern cloud-native environment, potentially requiring a 'lift-and-shift' approach or a more complex refactoring effort. There is no mention of containerization or microservices, which are key enablers for agile cloud migration. Furthermore, their strong regulatory environment, including ISAE 3000 certification and GDPR compliance, means that any migration strategy must meticulously address data residency, security, and compliance requirements, potentially adding complexity and cost. The absence of specific data residency requirements and financial stability information limits a complete assessment of potential migration hurdles.

Compliance

10 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

AML — Evidence found

P-Secure offers its services to the financial sector, which is subject to Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Counter-Financing of Terrorism (CFT) regulations.

Evidence: https://www.p-secure.com/sectors/finance, https://www.p-secure.com/blog/the-danish-defence-chooses-p-secure, https://www.p-secure.com/about/story, https://www.p-secure.com/pricing

CER Directive (source) — Evidence found

P-Secure's services are integral to the security of critical entities in sectors like aviation, energy, and defense, which are covered by the CER Directive.

Evidence: https://www.p-secure.com/about/story, https://www.p-secure.com/compliance, https://www.p-secure.com/sectors/public-authorities, https://www.p-secure.com/, https://www.p-secure.com/sectors/aviation-air-transport, https://www.p-secure.com/sectors/research

GDPR (source) — Evidence found

P-Secure ApS is established in Denmark, an EU member state, and its services involve processing personal data of individuals, making it subject to the General Data Protection Regulation.

Evidence: https://www.p-secure.com/privatlivspolitik, https://www.p-secure.com/blog/how-p-secure-protects-personal-data-and-cpr-numbers, https://www.p-secure.com/, https://www.p-secure.com/about/story, https://www.p-secure.com/sectors/healthcare, https://www.p-secure.com/blog/the-danish-defence-chooses-p-secure

Financials

Three-year financials

Financial Resilience Score: 7/10

P-Secure ApS demonstrates solid financial resilience for an early-stage SaaS company, underpinned by a strong equity position following its 2025 institutional funding round. Equity jumped nearly 10x from DKK 959k to DKK 9.61M, lifting the solvency ratio to 67%, which provides a robust cushion against operating losses. The May 2026 seed extension of DKK 13.5M brought total funds raised to DKK 35.5M (~€4.5M), further strengthening the balance sheet and funding European expansion. The company deliberately swung from profitability (FY2024 EBIT +DKK 393k) to a planned investment loss (FY2025 EBIT -DKK 2.13M) to accelerate scaling, with gross profit growing 37% YoY and headcount increasing from 6 to 10 average employees (now 24 registered). Blue-chip investor backing from EIFO (state-backed), Ugly Duckling Ventures, Final Frontier, and Systematic founder Michael Holm provides validation and likely future funding capacity. Resilience is further supported by regulatory tailwinds (GDPR, NIS2, CER directives), marquee reference customers in Danish critical infrastructure (Copenhagen Airport, SAS, DSV, DHL, PostNord, Danish Defence), and a strengthened board including former Chief of Defence Flemming Lentfer. Key watchpoints are cash burn sustainability, execution risk on DACH expansion, long public-sector sales cycles, and small absolute scale (~€710k gross profit).

Key strengths: Strong solvency ratio of 67% following 2025 equity injection, DKK 35.5M (~€4.5M) total funds raised to date including May 2026 extension, Blue-chip investor base: EIFO, Ugly Duckling Ventures, Final Frontier, Michael Holm (Systematic), Gross profit growth of 37% YoY in FY2025, Marquee customers: Copenhagen Airport, SAS, DSV, DHL, PostNord, Danish Defence, Regulatory tailwinds from GDPR, NIS2 and CER directives, Strengthened board including former Danish Chief of Defence, 24,000+ background checks processed across eight airports in 2025

Risk factors: Loss-making growth phase with FY2025 EBIT of DKK -2.13M, Long and expensive public-sector sales cycles, Small absolute scale (~€710k gross profit in 2025), Key-person concentration around founders' PET intelligence pedigree, Dependence on continued fundraising to fund burn rate, Regulatory complexity varies sharply by country for European expansion, Nascent international presence outside Denmark

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