🇸🇪 Swedish, 26 October 2026, cybersecurity risk
Cybersecurity Risks Increase in Uncertain World
Organisations must understand their dependencies and jurisdiction to ensure continuity of critical services.
In today’s digital age, organisations rely heavily on digital systems, making cybersecurity a critical concern. The risk landscape is constantly evolving, with traditional IT threats giving way to more complex risks. To mitigate these risks, organisations must adopt a holistic approach, considering people, processes, tools, infrastructure, and jurisdiction. This includes understanding dependencies, testing disaster recovery, and analysing critical functions.
Henrik Danielsson, a cybersecurity expert, notes that organisations must move beyond simply asking where data is stored. They must also understand the jurisdiction, supplier dependencies, and the impact of a critical service outage. This requires a long-term, systematic, and integrated approach to cybersecurity.
Danielsson recommends that organisations make cybersecurity a continuous, ongoing effort, rather than a one-time fix. This includes conducting regular risk assessments, updating security measures, and ensuring that critical functions can continue to operate even in a crisis situation.