tölvuæðaCT

tölvuæðaCT is an Icelandic technology and cybersecurity firm headquartered in Reykjavík. The company was founded in 2005 by a group of former university students and engineers, and it has since become one of the leading providers of information security services in the Nordic region. The name tölvuæða translates roughly to “computer domains” or “digital spaces” in Icelandic, while CT stands for CyberTech, reflecting the company's focus on protecting digital environments.

The organization offers a range of services, including penetration testing, network security audits, incident response, and consulting on regulatory compliance. A notable milestone was in 2012, when tölvuæðaCT provided the security framework for the Icelandic central bank's migration to a new online banking platform. The firm also advised the Ministry of Finances on Iceland's data protection legislation, influencing the 2014 amendment to the country's privacy law.

tölvuæðaCT holds an annual conference, the TölvuæðaCT Summit, which attracts security professionals from across Europe. The event features technical workshops, keynote speeches, and hands‑on labs that cover emerging threats such as ransomware and IoT vulnerabilities. In 2020, the summit introduced a dedicated track for cloud security, a response to the rising demand for secure cloud solutions in Iceland’s public sector.

The company has received several awards, including the Icelandic Innovation Award for Information Technology in 2018. Its training programs, offered both online and in person, are widely used by small and medium enterprises who lack in‑house expertise. Overall, tölvuæðaCT maintains a reputation for combining local knowledge of Icelandic regulations with global best practices in cybersecurity.