IT security for companies, large and small

1. Workshop IT security: Before the training, together with your client, we go through your internal security policies, and agree how the training can be adapted to be in line with these.
2. Technical start-up: We then configure Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) according to what we agreed at the workshop, and adapt it to support your processes and working methods
3. Group training in IT security: The training itself is then carried out in groups of 5-10 people. Either with you, with us, or as a webinar.
4. Secure IT use handbook: We also provide a digital handbook on secure IT use that you can supplement your IT policy with.

A security analysis of your IT means that an external expert examines your organisation with a focus on cyber security.

It is important to look at both the short term and the long term. Will you switch to more cloud services in the long run? Then we also analyse the conditions for this in our security analysis of your IT.

An IT security analysis is mainly carried out through interviews and surveys at your workplace. Key people need to provide information about how they work today and how they see the future. A report is then compiled and presented to you as a customer. The report shows the risks we see in your business today as well as our proposals for priority areas for future digitisation with regard to possible savings potential.

These are two concepts that are very close to each other. But the difference is that an IT security protection analysis is a type of IT security analysis that has been legislated since 2019. The reason is that in Sweden they want to ensure IT security for operations that are critical to society in the country, for example public transport. But with more and more private companies providing socially critical services, there are also more and more companies covered by the legislation.

An IT security analysis includes several different blocks that we look at. On the one hand, we look at so-called value-creating opportunities. It's about forming an idea of which systems and solutions you use today and which are critical components in the value chain. We also have a future perspective and therefore discuss with you how you see these solutions in 2, 5 and 10 years.

The next aspect we look at is what potential there is for digitisation in the business. Perhaps there are processes today that could be made significantly more efficient if you used digital services and systems? We also investigate what obstacles there may be to taking the step and switching to digital solutions.

Another important part of the IT security analysis is to review one's own level of maturity in terms of security skills. Are the staff aware of the risks they face today? Do you take the necessary security measures needed to follow the development, in terms of the business you conduct?