Webinar: Sweden – a growing market for cybersecurity
Is Sweden your next market? Gain valuable insights into the Swedish cybersecurity market, the trends shaping it, and the business opportunities available for companies in low- and middle-income countries during a one-hour webinar with market experts and representatives from the Swedish tech sector.
Sweden is one of Europe’s most digitally advanced countries, with almost universal internet access and a strong demand for secure digital solutions. The Swedish cybersecurity market is expected to reach USD 1.53 billion in 2025 and continue growing, driven by cloud adoption, managed security services, and new EU regulations such as the NIS 2 Directive.
Who, when and how?
Who: Cybersecurity companies and business support organisations from low- and middle-income countries interested in exporting cybersecurity products and services to Sweden. Representatives from embassies in Stockholm or abroad are also welcome.
When: Thursday 18 September, 13.30-14.25 Swedish time (UTC+1)
How: Online via Zoom.
As the market develops, Swedish companies are seeking innovative and reliable partners. This creates opportunities for international suppliers that can offer certified expertise, responsive service, and customised solutions.
During the webinar, experts from the cybersecurity sector will share insights into the Swedish market, discuss current trends, and offer practical advice on how to find business partners.
Special guest
- Nicklas Mellqvist, Co-founder of Ultiro, a Sweden-based venture builder and IT consultancy firm
Market experts
- Ola Skoog, Business Unit Manager at Axians
Ola has extensive experience in IT operations. He played a key role in launching Microsoft Azure in Sweden and now leads Axians’ services in secure IT operations, monitoring, and cloud transformation. - Stefan Thelberg, Founder and CEO of Holm Security
Stefan is one of Europe's leading cybersecurity entrepreneurs. He previously founded the Swedish Webhosting Group and Stay Secure.
The webinar is free of charge.