Press
This is precisely why we are doing educational work and demystifying the image of the hacker.
Press inquiries
Our experienced IT security experts and our management team will be happy to answer any press inquiries you may have. Send your meaningful press inquiry with the following minimum components
– Form of presentation (newsflash, report, interview, reportage, portrait)
– Broadcasting location or place of publication (name of TV station, publisher…)
– expected radiation length or length of the article
please contact us by mail only. The processing time is one day. Please send us acute requests for interviews or sound bites for daily reports with the note “urgent” or announce your eMail by phone.
Selected press reports
"Germany's most sought-after hacker"
Focus Magazine 26/2018
"The Police Reporters: Threat of Russian Cyberattacks?"
NDR
"Germany's youngest professional hacker: "I always found it interesting to find the bugs in the system""
Handelsblatt
"Russia cracks down on Ukrainian companies with cyberattacks"
Hamburg1
"With his company and just 18 years of age, he wants to be a breath of fresh air in information security."
Forbes, German-language edition March 2019
Hamburger of the Month "(...) has all the prerequisites to become the fresh face of digital transformation."
ZEIT Hamburg No. 6/2019
"A 20-something and a baby boomer explain what makes Gen Z so special - and what prejudice against "digital natives" must finally disappear."
Business Insider
"Philipp Kalweit is 18 years old - and a contract hacker".
n-tv.de
"Philipp Kalweit, Global Player and Contract Hacker."
NDR – Das!
"Germany's most successful contract hacker"
"30 under 30 - Making Germany better"
"He's 17 and building a hacker startup".
"Company founded at 17, now IT security entrepreneur."
"Salaries compared - what I earn"
brandeins
"Between Cybercrime and User Experience"
Security Insider
"White Hat Hackers Serving IT Security"
digitalcluster.hamburg
"Hamburg, your (courage) makers: Hackers in the service of IT security"
Hamburg News
" Together for more cyber security: Atos Germany and Kalweit ITS enter into partnership "
Atos Germany
"At 19 on the Forbes list - Philipp Kalweit is not impressed"
Business Insider
"IT security is not a product, it is a process".
Industry.com
"How Philipp Kalweit became a hacker prodigy "
New press
"Portrait: Philipp Kalweit"
Daily Mirror
"Youngest German contract hacker"
SWR
"Career as an ethical hacker: IT expert Philipp Kalweit answers all your questions about the job"
Business Insider
"Philipp Kalweit - the rapid rise of a junior hacker"
EntrepreneurORANGE
Achieving more together – campaigns
Microsoft Germany - Stay real.
Philipp Kalweit knows his stuff. At just 19 years old, the IT security expert is one of Germany’s youngest and most sought-after contract hackers. In three videos Philipp answers the most important questions about Windows 7 End of Support, Product Keys and Malware.
Social education about Microsoft Windows products
Target group: End users
Telekom - #whatwedonext
Gen Z’s cultural heavyweights may be young, but they move with purpose. For the launch of Billie Eilish’s partnership with Deutsche Telekom, and in commemoration of International Youth Day, the artist is backed by a group of six young representatives who come from a diversity of backgrounds and skillsets. They may be furthering their creative scenes-like Polish DJ and performer Leo S, German musician and YouTube personality Fabian Grischkat, or Austrian sustainable fashion creative director Anna-Laura Kummer-pushing the tech industry into the future, like German hacker and computer security CEO Philipp Kalweit, or enacting political change, like Dutch and Greek climate activists Jahkini Bisselink and Eirini Vougiouka.
Social education on the profession of “penetration tester”. Because it doesn’t matter whether we’re on the cell phone,
but what we do with it.
Participants in the "Digital Society: smart & safe (SuSi)" project
A project of the Federal Office for Information Security
Achieving more together – guest contributions
"Everything Wrong: Cybersecurity" (guest post).
