www.prnewswire.com Heelr Launches B2B Platform for Verified Cybersecurity Expertise
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- •Heelr's platform connects businesses with verified cybersecurity experts.
- •The service addresses the rising demand for contract-based cybersecurity expertise.
- •Organizations can utilize Heelr for various cybersecurity services, including compliance and assessments.
On August 25, 2026, Heelr launched a new B2B platform designed to connect businesses with identity-verified cybersecurity professionals. The platform aims to streamline the process of finding, engaging, and paying for cybersecurity services, addressing the growing demand for contract-based expertise. Businesses of all sizes can utilize Heelr for compliance preparation, security assessments, and penetration testing, among other services. The platform is powered by Cyberr's professional network, ensuring credential validation and payment protection. As the global cybersecurity services market exceeds $86 billion, the need for easily accessible cybersecurity expertise is more critical than ever. The launch comes at a time when organizations face increasing regulatory requirements, such as NIS2 and DORA, and the challenge of securing rapidly developed AI-driven products. Heelr's CEO, Laurent Halimi, emphasized the need for a more efficient procurement process in the cybersecurity industry.
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