Cybersecurity in the Nordics: Current Threats and Practical Responses

Cybersecurity in the Nordics: Current Threats and Practical Responses

Time: 9:00-9:30 (Sweden, Norway, Denmark) 10:00-10:30 (Finland)

Join the first part of our four-part Nordic Cybersecurity Strategy Series.
In this opening session, our experts will explore the latest cyber threats, key regulatory updates, and practical steps to strengthen your organization's security posture. Don't miss the chance to gain valuable insights tailored for IT leaders in the Nordics.

The cybersecurity landscape in the Nordics is evolving rapidly, with organizations facing increasingly complex and targeted threats. In this focused session, leading security experts Joni Mattila, Chief Information Security Officer, and Harry Ollikainen, Business Unit Director - Managed Services, will provide an in depth look at the latest developments in cyber attacks, regulatory requirements, and practical defense strategies.

Tailored for IT leaders and security professionals across the Nordics, this webinar will cover:

• Emerging threat patterns and attack vectors seen in the region
• Key regulatory updates and their implications for IT and security teams
• Practical measures organizations can take to strengthen resilience and minimize risk

Why Attend

Participants will gain actionable insights into the real-world challenges Nordic organizations are facing today, along with clear, practical steps to respond effectively. Whether you are shaping your organization's security posture or looking for ways to stay ahead of new threats, this webinar will provide valuable guidance.

What's Next in the Series

More details on Part 2–4 of the Cybersecurity Webinar Series will be announced soon. Each session is designed for IT leaders and security professionals, covering today's most pressing topics:

• Part 2: Managed Detection and Response (MDR)
• Part 3: Backup Services & Disaster Recovery
• Part 4: Identity & Access Management (IAM), identity lifecycle management, provisioning services, Agentic IDs, and moving beyond traditional Active Directory dependencies