Körber says it earned second straight CyberVadis Platinum rating
Körber said it earned a second consecutive CyberVadis Platinum Medal in 2026, improved its score to 970 out of 1,000 and ranked among the top 3% of assessed companies worldwide.
Körber said on Aug. 10 that it received a second consecutive CyberVadis Platinum Medal in 2026, improved its score to 970 out of 1,000 and ranked among the top 3% of companies assessed worldwide.
In a release, the company said CyberVadis raised its requirements this year and added criteria related to artificial intelligence. Körber said retaining the top rating was more demanding as a result.
The company said CyberVadis is a subsidiary of EcoVadis and that the platform provides an internationally recognized benchmark for cybersecurity maturity.
The release said the Platinum Medal is reserved for organizations that show exceptional and sustained cybersecurity maturity. It said the assessment is based on standards including ISO/IEC 27001 and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. Körber also said its processes are regularly audited and certified by independent institutions, including certifications against recognized ISO standards.
Andreas Gaetje, Körber’s chief information security officer, said the company’s security strategy is delivering across the organization. “Our security strategy is delivering across the entire organization,” Gaetje said in the release. He said the company is strengthening the resilience of its infrastructure and processes, and that its standards are among the highest in the industry.
Gaetje also said threats are evolving quickly, including threats enabled by generative AI. Körber said the latest rating reflects continued work to protect its own operations as well as customers and partners.
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