The Swedish Comprehensive Information and Cyber Security Action Plan 2019–22 has been updated, setting out new action plans for the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and the new National Cyber Security Coordination Centre (NSC), the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) announced on 2 March.

The document details new activities involving the NCSC, such as developing co-ordinated management of cyber-security incidents; establishing a national platform for private-public collaboration; and developing adapted situations and analyses regarding threats, vulnerabilities, and risks in the cyber domain.

Therese Naess, head of the NCSC, informed Janes

The Swedish Comprehensive Information and Cyber Security Action Plan 2019–22 has been updated, setting out new action plans for the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and the new National Cyber Security Coordination Centre (NSC), the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) announced on 2 March.

The document details new activities involving the NCSC, such as developing co-ordinated management of cyber-security incidents; establishing a national platform for private-public collaboration; and developing adapted situations and analyses regarding threats, vulnerabilities, and risks in the cyber domain.

Therese Naess, head of the NCSC, informed Janes

The Swedish Comprehensive Information and Cyber Security Action Plan 2019–22 has been updated, setting out new action plans for the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and the new National Cyber Security Coordination Centre (NSC), the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) announced on 2 March.

The document details new activities involving the NCSC, such as developing co-ordinated management of cyber-security incidents; establishing a national platform for private-public collaboration; and developing adapted situations and analyses regarding threats, vulnerabilities, and risks in the cyber domain.

Therese Naess, head of the NCSC, informed Janes

The Swedish Comprehensive Information and Cyber Security Action Plan 2019–22 has been updated, setting out new action plans for the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and the new National Cyber Security Coordination Centre (NSC), the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) announced on 2 March.

The document details new activities involving the NCSC, such as developing co-ordinated management of cyber-security incidents; establishing a national platform for private-public collaboration; and developing adapted situations and analyses regarding threats, vulnerabilities, and risks in the cyber domain.

Therese Naess, head of the NCSC, informed Janes

The Swedish Comprehensive Information and Cyber Security Action Plan 2019–22 has been updated, setting out new action plans for the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and the new National Cyber Security Coordination Centre (NSC), the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) announced on 2 March.

The document details new activities involving the NCSC, such as developing co-ordinated management of cyber-security incidents; establishing a national platform for private-public collaboration; and developing adapted situations and analyses regarding threats, vulnerabilities, and risks in the cyber domain.

Therese Naess, head of the NCSC, informed Janes

The Swedish Comprehensive Information and Cyber Security Action Plan 2019–22 has been updated, setting out new action plans for the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and the new National Cyber Security Coordination Centre (NSC), the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) announced on 2 March.

The document details new activities involving the NCSC, such as developing co-ordinated management of cyber-security incidents; establishing a national platform for private-public collaboration; and developing adapted situations and analyses regarding threats, vulnerabilities, and risks in the cyber domain.

Therese Naess, head of the NCSC, informed Janes