Articles in cybersecurity

The company Gimic develops AI-based systems for automated quality control in the manufacturing industry and is the first to undergo RISE’s new risk assessment service for evaluating systems in relation to the EU AI Act. "We received a clear report on where we stand today and what steps we need to t…

One link, one click, and the systems go down. Attacks on the public sector are increasing rapidly, yet many Swedish municipalities still lack the ability to protect themselves. Meanwhile, the NIS2 Directive is being implemented, introducing new requirements for preparedness and accountability.

Every workplace must have a fire drill at least once a year. It's a legal requirement. At the moment, there are no similar rules in place for how companies and organisations should prepare for a cyber attack. But there is much to gain by testing IT security.

There are now more connected devices than people on the planet. The Internet of Things (IoT) is an important part of the digitalisation of society. But it also opens new doors for cybercriminals. For manufacturers of smart products, it's a matter of finding and closing the back doors – before the e…

The rapid digitalisation of recent years has opened new doors for cyber criminals. Nätkraft Borås (formerly Borås Elnät) works actively to find them.  "We now have a process for managing different types of crisis situations," says CEO Lars Hedendahl.  

The ongoing electrification process highlights the need for automated systems to counter cyber attacks. Today, the mobile devices and rolling data centres that used to be called cars are potential targets for hackers. 

When it comes to digitalisation, although shipping was a slow starter compared to, say, the automotive industry, nowadays things are changing at a rapid rate even at shipping companies and ports. As a consequence, the risk of cyber attacks in maritime environments has increased. The employed counte…

The expansion of charging infrastructure is not only driving the transition within transportation. It is also providing hackers with new targets. Accordingly, RISE is launching a special initiative for enhanced cyber security for charging stations in Sweden.