Logpoint names Andreas Föhringer Regional Director for CEMEA

Andreas Föhringer will be responsible for driving growth in the CEMEA region, focusing on expanding MSSP partnerships and creating joint opportunities by supporting end customers in safeguarding their business.

COPENHAGEN & MUNICH, May 15, 2025 – Logpoint, a European cybersecurity leader that delivers threat detection tools, has named Andreas Föhringer Regional Director for the CEMEA region, including Germany, Switzerland, and Austria.

Andreas Föhringer will be responsible for the growth of Logpoint in the region through expanding partnerships with Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) and helping critical national infrastructure organizations improve their security posture in alignment with NIS2. He’ll report to Frank Koelmel, Logpoint’s CRO.

“We help our customers and MSSP partners navigate the complex threat landscape with the security research and detection tools they need to improve their security posture,” says Andreas Föhringer, Logpoint Regional Director CEMEA. “I can’t wait to lead the CEMEA team and expand the impact we have in safeguarding society today.”

Andreas Föhringer has more than 15 years of experience in the IT industry and joined Logpoint as Regional Sales Manager for MSSPs in 2023. Before joining Logpoint, he held several leadership positions at recognized companies in the technology industry, including Salesforce, Microsoft, and Cataneo.

“We want to expand our network of MSSP partnerships and help them seize the opportunities in the market,” says Frank Koelmel, Logpoint CRO. “Andreas is the perfect fit for that. He’s knowledgeable about the challenges MSSPs face. And he understands how to help them achieve the outcomes they are looking for, whether it’s to expand cybersecurity service offerings or manage their customer base more efficiently.”

Logpoint has a unique position as a European SIEM and NDR vendor with an EAL3+ certification and a SOC II attestation, demonstrating strong product and data security. As a European company, Logpoint aligns with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Schrems II ruling. The company recently announced a partnership with the German company STACKIT, so customers and MSSPs can deploy Logpoint in a European sovereign cloud as well as on-premises, based on their needs.