With DTS Managed Admin Credits, we now offer another flexible support model for administrative IT tasks, where companies receive exactly the support they need from qualified DTS administrators – predictable, demand-oriented and at a predictable cost. We enable you to cover peak loads, projects, or ongoing operations so efficiently that you don't tie up unnecessary internal resources and at the same time receive support according to your actual needs.

Interested? Our promotional period makes it even easier to get started with DTS Office 365 Helpdesk Credits, DTS User Helpdesk Credits, and DTS Managed Admin Credits!

Starting Friday, our next-level “Made in Germany” security roadshow will officially be “on tour”. Until April 29, 2026, we will be sitting in the tour bus, with what is probably our best program yet, focusing on the topic of next-generation IT security – innovative, digitally sovereign, trustworthy. Secure one of the limited spots in time!

IT security incidents are no longer the exception, but rather a sad reality in everyday corporate life. You know the saying that applies here: The crucial question is not whether an incident will occur, but when – and how well a company is prepared for it.

Incident response describes the structured handling of security incidents. The approach encompasses the detection, containment, recovery and follow-up of security incidents. In light of increasing attacks, growing dependence on IT systems and stricter legal requirements, incident response is becoming a key management discipline, which we will examine in more detail here.

Our branch office in Bremen has relocated. The new office space is located at Am Winterhafen 3a, 28217 Bremen.

For many IT departments, 2026 may feel less like a “vision” and more like a “reality shock.” Some of the technological promises of recent years have become established, as have tangible requirements and problems. This raises specific questions in day-to-day business: What can and must we afford? What do we need to secure or renew? And in which areas do we want to become more independent?

In 2026, IT will be less experimental and much more strategic. Companies are facing regulatory pressure, rising costs, and new expectations regarding stability, transparency, and resilience. Our outlook is not intended to highlight the big tech buzzwords such as green IT, quantum computing, AI, and the like. We want to take a pragmatic look at the issues that are actually shaping everyday IT this year. We also summarize the areas in which almost every company will have to find real solutions by this year at the latest.

We are delighted with the statement from Diesel Technic SE, our new reference customer: “For us, security is more than just a technical detail - it is the basis for trust and stability. With DTS at our side, we are creating a robust IT environment that minimizes risks and reliably protects our systems.”

When business gradually slows down during the holidays and many companies switch to reduced operating mode, cybercriminals mercilessly exploit this phase. Many employees are on well-deserved vacation, entire departments are often understaffed, and general attention levels drop, security measures are scaled back, and security aspects are monitored less strictly. As perfidious as it sounds, this is actually the perfect moment for attackers, right?

Many companies underestimate the fact that the holidays and New Year unfortunately offer “ideal conditions” because warning signs are less likely to be recognized and responsiveness is limited. What basic preventive measures should a company take against this?

A help desk saves a lot of time and boosts productivity, while also providing expert assistance. However, a help desk is also an investment that must be available at all times, but is not always used to full capacity. Our help desk credits combine the best of both worlds: professional support and an optimized, needs-based cost structure.

IT security in Europe is not based on a single law. Rather, it is a network of several important legal and regulatory requirements that must be observed. The basic rule is that EU regulations are directly applicable in all member states, while EU directives must be implemented through national laws. We take a detailed look at the most important ones.

Our colleagues in Münster have relocated, at least as far as sales is concerned. The new office is located at Höltenweg 35, 48155 Münster. The new location offers plenty of space for modern workplaces. It also represents an important milestone from a technological perspective. Our largest data center to date, featuring the latest high-performance generation, is currently being built there. Once it is completed, the technical teams in Münster will also move to the new location.