Wingmen

Denmark · owned by Springboard Network B.V. (Netherlands) · www.wingmen.dk · 26 vendors

Wingmen is a Danish IT solutions company that designs, implements, and operates secure network infrastructure, cybersecurity, and managed services for private and public organizations. The company is Denmark's only Cisco Preferred Partner across the full Cisco portfolio, offering solutions spanning networking, IT security, cloud & AI, Splunk, contact centers, and managed security. Wingmen is part of Springboard Network, a group of leading European companies specializing in secure network solutions.

Resilience scores

Disruption prediction

Wingmen has an estimated 17% probability of disruption in the next 6 months.

13 of Wingmen's 26 vendors monitored for disruptions.

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Insights

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26 direct vendors, 317 subvendors

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Migration Readiness: 4/10

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.

Wingmen demonstrates medium migration readiness. Several factors contribute positively, while others present significant challenges. **Strengths for Migration Readiness:** 1. **Modern and Cloud-Aware Tech Stack:** Wingmen's extensive use of Cisco ACI (software-defined networking), Cisco Intersight (cloud-based management), Cisco Meraki (cloud-managed networking), Cisco SD-WAN, and Webex Contact Center indicates a strong foundation in modern, software-defined, and cloud-aware technologies. This technical sophistication and adoption of cloud-centric solutions are highly beneficial for future migrations. 2. **Automation Capabilities:** Their internal development of Python-based automation tooling (e.g., Wingpy for Cisco API automation) and a focus on Network & IT Automation suggest a culture and capability for streamlining complex processes, which is crucial for efficient migrations. 3. **Strong Internal Frameworks:** Adherence to ITIL and ISO 27001 provides structured processes for service management and information security, which are essential for planning and executing secure and controlled migrations. **Weaknesses and Challenges for Migration Readiness:** 1. **Significant Vendor Lock-in:** Wingmen exhibits deep integration and partnership with Cisco and Splunk across their entire product portfolio and internal operations (e.g., Cisco Network Solutions, IT Security, Splunk Platform Services, Managed Security, Cisco XDR, Splunk for internal SOC). This creates substantial dependency on these vendors. Migrating away from these core platforms or adopting alternative solutions would be complex, costly, and potentially disruptive due to the extensive integration and specialized expertise required. 2. **Complex Regulatory and Data Residency Landscape:** As a Danish company operating in the EU, Wingmen must comply with strict GDPR requirements, and NIS2 is likely applicable. Furthermore, data residency requirements for EU residents, especially for government and critical infrastructure customers (as implied by their public sector client base), necessitate meticulous planning for cloud provider selection, data architecture, and legal agreements during any migration. This adds significant complexity and potential cost to cloud migration strategies. 3. **Geographic Revenue Concentration:** The fact that 100% of Wingmen's revenue comes from Denmark could limit financial flexibility for large-scale, potentially expensive migration projects, especially if the local market experiences economic downturns or shifts. This lack of geographic revenue diversification could impact their ability to fund significant transformation initiatives.

Compliance

4 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

NIS2 (source) — Assessment Required

Wingmen operates in the cybersecurity/IT services sector in Denmark (EU) and appears to exceed the size threshold (160+ employees mentioned on website). While cybersecurity services are not explicitly listed as Essential or Important Entities under NIS2, they provide critical IT infrastructure services to both public and private sector clients. The regulatory scope is evolving and may include critical IT service providers. Medium risk due to potential applicability and significant penalties for non-compliance if deemed applicable.

Evidence: https://www.wingmen.dk/om-wingmen/

GDPR (source) — Compliant

Wingmen is headquartered in Denmark (EU member state) and processes personal data of employees, customers, and suppliers. They have a comprehensive privacy policy demonstrating GDPR compliance, including proper legal bases, data subject rights, consent management, and data processing agreements. The company uses Usercentrics for consent management and has documented data protection procedures. Risk is low due to established compliance framework and location in EU jurisdiction with strong data protection culture.

Evidence: https://www.wingmen.dk/privatlivspolitik/

ISO 27001 (source) — Compliant

Wingmen has achieved ISO 27001:2022 certification as documented on their website. This demonstrates a mature information security management system. Risk is low as they have already achieved compliance and have established processes for maintaining the certification. The certification is particularly important for their cybersecurity business and client trust.

Evidence: https://www.wingmen.dk/om-wingmen/

Financials

Three-year financials

Financial Resilience Score: 6/10

Wingmen Solutions demonstrates moderate financial resilience underpinned by a growing equity base (DKK 82M in 2023 to DKK 134M in 2025), strong vendor certifications (Cisco Gold Partner, elite Splunk and CrowdStrike partner), and the strategic backing of PE firm Quadrum Capital via the pan-European Springboard Network. The acquisition of a 51% stake in Trifork Security (closed October 2025) provides scale, cross-selling opportunities, and positions the company as Denmark's strongest Cisco and Splunk partnership. Recurring managed services and SOC contracts add revenue stability. However, financial performance has deteriorated materially in FY2025. Revenue declined ~5% YoY to DKK 555M despite the partial-year consolidation of Trifork Security, suggesting underlying organic weakness. EBIT more than halved from the FY2023 peak (DKK 45.7M) to DKK 22.8M in FY2025, while net profit fell 54.8% YoY to DKK 14.5M. Headcount grew from 95 to 157 average employees over the same period, indicating margin compression from integration costs and wage inflation. The registered CVR headcount of 117 as of the report date (vs. 157 FY2025 average) suggests post-year-end attrition or restructuring. Additional risks include Cisco vendor concentration, key-person risk following the March 2026 departure of Trifork Security's CEO Mads Vigh, and acquisition-related debt from the 2022 Quadrum buy-out.

Key strengths: Equity base grew steadily from DKK 82M (2023) to DKK 134M (2025), Cisco Gold Partner status across all technology areas, Elite partner with Splunk and CrowdStrike, PE backing from Quadrum Capital via Springboard Network, Strategic acquisition of 51% of Trifork Security (Oct 2025), Recurring managed services and 24/7 SOC revenue base, Diverse customer base: municipalities, industries, media, service stations

Risk factors: EBIT halved from DKK 45.7M (2023) to DKK 22.8M (2025), Revenue declined 5% YoY in FY2025 despite acquisition contribution, Net profit fell 54.8% YoY in FY2025 to DKK 14.5M, Headcount decline post year-end (117 vs 157 FY2025 average) suggests restructuring, Key-person risk: Trifork Security CEO Mads Vigh stepped down March 2026, Heavy vendor concentration on Cisco, Acquisition debt from 2022 Quadrum-financed buy-out, Integration execution risk from Trifork Security

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