About Ojava
We make security monitoring make sense for small and medium businesses across Europe.
Our mission
We believe every small business in Europe deserves the same security visibility as large enterprises — without the complexity or the cost.
Most security tools are built for enterprise SOCs with full-time analysts. Professional-services firms — accountants, fiduciaries, law firms, advisory practices — typically have neither. So when something suspicious happens, nobody is there to look at it. And when something does get flagged, nobody can tell what it actually means.
Ojava closes that gap. We watch your cloud accounts and Windows endpoints continuously, apply detection rules that are tuned for SMB attacker behaviour, and ask Ojava to explain every alert in language a busy partner can understand. The point is not to dump telemetry on you — it's to tell you what to do next.
Who we serve
Ojava is built for businesses that handle sensitive data, serve demanding clients, and cannot afford to have a security incident.
If your business runs on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, holds confidential client information, and has no dedicated IT security team — Ojava was built for you.
We work with professional services firms, accounting practices, law firms, financial advisors, and any organisation where trust and data protection are not optional.
Built for European compliance
Founded in Geneva, Switzerland, we built Ojava under one of the strictest data-protection regimes in Europe (Swiss FADP/nDSG, on top of GDPR for any EU touchpoints). That means EU data residency, no email-content collection, and transparent AI processing are baked in from day one — not bolted on later for a market we're trying to enter.
Generic SaaS security products often don't map cleanly onto European obligations — invoice fraud against an accounting firm is a notifiable incident in most European jurisdictions, not just a back-office mistake. Our detection rules are calibrated for the actual attacks European SMBs face: BEC, mailbox forwarding, OAuth grant fraud, mass-download exfiltration, ransomware.
Why we built Ojava
The founding insight: the gap between "a tool flagged something" and "the right person knows what to do about it" is where almost every preventable incident lives. We use AI not to replace the security team you don't have, but to be the friendly senior analyst on call when an alert fires at 3 AM.