Ett nytt perspektiv på AI. Verktyget som kommer möjliggöra mänskligt självförverkligande och ett mer hållbart samhälle.

Lessons learned about the importance of OT Security, from the cyber attack on JLR.

An event that raised questions about Sweden’s digital preparedness Svenska kraftnät has confirmed that the authority was subject to a major data breach. A hacker group claims to have obtained approximately 280 GB of data and has posted a countdown on the darknet , threatening to release the information publicly because their demands have not been met. The authority is working together with the police and MSB’s national incident team, CERT-SE , to assess the consequences and

When it comes to protecting digital assets, I often ask myself: Are we truly prepared for the next cyber attack? It’s a question that keeps me on my toes. Cyber threats evolve fast, and so must our defenses. That’s where effective penetration testing comes in. It’s not just a buzzword or a checkbox on a security list. It’s a powerful tool that helps uncover vulnerabilities before the bad guys do. I want to take you on a journey through the world of penetration testing. We’ll

Insights from our Business Manager about the Human side of Cybersecurity.

When I entered World of Volvo for Tech Blueprint during Gothenburg Tech Week, I knew I would hear many perspectives on artificial intelligence. But I didn’t expect the day to leave me with so many reflections on people . Because behind all the technology, models, and algorithms lies a more fundamental question: how ready are we, really, to work with AI in practice? Now, I’d like to share my key insights from this full day dedicated to AI. Tech Blue print @ Gothenburg Techweek

The data breach targeting Miljödata  is one of the largest cyberattacks ever seen in Sweden. Hundreds of thousands of personal records from municipalities and regional authorities have been leaked, including sensitive information about employees. It has now been confirmed that individuals with protected identities  and employees of defence-related companies  are among those affected. This is no longer a matter of individual organisations’ internal security – it is a question

When a company that markets security and peace of mind becomes the victim of a cyberattack, the alarm bells ring for everyone. In October 2025, Verisure confirmed a cyber incident involving its Swedish unit Alert Alarm. The attack was traced not to Verisure’s main systems, but to a billing system operated by an external partner. Around 35,000  current and former customers were impacted, with personal data (names, addresses, email addresses, and social security numbers) expose