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Published Cybersecurity in practice — on-site with a Seclight clientMaria Svärd is training to become a cybersecurity specialist. She is doing her internship at a major direct client of Seclight.Read morePublished NIS2: Cybersecurity Act to take effect 15 January 2026The Swedish government has today approved a referral to the Council on Legislation that would implement the EU's NIS2 Directive into Swedish law, potentially taking effect early next year. The Council on Legislation will first review the proposal, and then…Read morePublished Vulnerabilities: MITRE runs out of funding for CVEA cornerstone resource for identifying and tracking known vulnerabilities is at risk as MITRE's contract to develop and maintain the CVE programme expires today. Without further funding, new vulnerabilities cannot…Read morePublished Personal data transfers to the US: no grace period for a Plan BIn 2025, it has become harder to scrutinise how the US uses personal data from the EU. For those transferring data to the US, having an exit strategy could prove valuable if the EU is left without a contingency plan.Read morePublished Information security is a top job in SwedenThe role of Information Security Officer is one of the fastest-growing jobs in Sweden over the past three years. Many are recognising the need for what Seclight calls the right security, in the right order.Read morePublished How NIS2 is implementedThe EU's cybersecurity agency ENISA today proposes measures for organisations seeking to demonstrate compliance with risk management, incident handling, continuity planning and supply chain security under the NIS2 Directive,…Read more