Xylos

The threat model at Xylos is blunt: organizations are adopting AI and new tooling faster than they can secure it. The company's cybersecurity practice is built around that gap, delivering security solutions designed to let organizations deploy AI and technology safely and progressively, rather than treating adoption and defense as opposing forces. It's one line of business inside a broader Belgian IT services and consulting firm founded in 1984 - independent, and still operating as a family business more than 40 years on.

Security work doesn't happen in isolation here. Xylos runs managed services, hybrid cloud infrastructure, modern workplace solutions, data and AI implementations, and low-code automation (including platforms like Mendix) for organizations across Belgium. That means security practitioners sit adjacent to the people building the environments being defended - cloud estates, workplace tooling, automation pipelines, AI deployments - not a detached compliance layer bolted on at the end. The stated company DNA is combining technology delivery with helping people actually work with it, day to day.

The team is 150+ tech experts across those domains, delivering tailored solutions rather than packaged products. No outside funding; the firm is self-directed and long-horizon, with over 40 years of continuous operation in the Belgian market. If you want security work where the surrounding stack is in scope - cloud, identity, workplace, AI - and the operating philosophy treats safe deployment as part of delivery rather than a gate in front of it, this is what that looks like in practice.