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We are all part of
Sweden's digital resilience

In a connected society we are all links in the same chain: the organisation, the leadership and the individual citizen. Collective resilience is built from the ground up, in every organisation, in every decision, every day. The book shows how to take your part.

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Front cover of the book: Sveriges Digitala Motståndskraft (Sweden's Digital Resilience), for organisations, leadership and society, by Kim Borg
Back cover of the book with the back-cover text

The book

Your way into the work

Sweden's Cybersecurity Act entered into force on 15 January 2026, transposing the EU NIS 2 directive into Swedish law. The book shows what the law requires, how ISO 27001 becomes the hub of the work, and how the requirements turn into systematic security work that holds up over time.

It is written close to the responsibility rather than alongside it, with a digital toolbox of fillable templates and interactive tools to use straight away.

The book itself is written in Swedish. These pages summarise each chapter in English so you can see what it covers before deciding whether it is for you.

  • What you take away
  • A clear picture of where you stand against the law's ten requirement areas, without unnecessary theory.
  • The questions every board and leadership team needs to be able to ask, and get answered.
  • Systematic security work that survives audits, incidents and staff turnover.
  • Access to the Toolbox: fillable templates, control mapping and checklists.

Contents

Five parts, twenty-seven chapters

Every chapter has its own page with a summary, key insights and the tools that belong to it.

I

The situation

The threat picture, the regulations and the Swedish cybersecurity ecosystem.
  1. 1 The new security landscape
  2. 2 Hackers and threat actors, who, why and how
  3. 3 The regulatory map, what applies to you?
  4. 4 Products, AI and the regulation navigator
  5. 5 The Swedish cybersecurity ecosystem
  6. 6 Cyber defence, Sweden's new doctrine
II

Strategy

Digital sovereignty, the responsibility of leadership, strategy and management systems.
  1. 7 Digital sovereignty
  2. 8 Cybersecurity as a leadership issue
  3. 9 Building a cybersecurity strategy
  4. 10 Security communication, from information to behaviour
  5. 11 The management system, ISO 27001 as the hub
  6. 12 Budget and board communication
III

Practice

Risk analysis, controls, incident response, supply chain, AI, OT, threat intelligence and continuity.
  1. 13 Step by step to an information security management system
  2. 14 Risk analysis and gap analysis
  3. 15 The new controls in ISO 27001:2022
  4. 16 SOC and IRT, detection and response
  5. 17 Incident response and reporting
  6. 18 Supply chain security
  7. 19 AI security
  8. 20 OT security and cyber physical systems
  9. 21 Compliance automation
  10. 22 Threat intelligence in practice
  11. 23 Continuity planning and cyber resilience
  12. 24 On the horizon, future threats and how you prepare
IV

Society

Digital preparedness for the citizen, the family and the small business.
  1. 25 Digital security for citizens
  2. 26 Disinformation and source criticism
  3. 27 Digital preparedness for families and small businesses
V

The Toolbox

Templates, control mapping and checklists to use straight away.

Part V is also available digitally, with fillable templates and interactive tools (in Swedish): open the Toolbox.

Resilience is not something we have. It is something we build, every day, together.

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