Security—a business and operations enabler

Business continuity and efficiency through balanced security

The services provided by government, civil and military defense, critical infrastructure and critical industry are vital for a stable and secure society.

In an era of technical disruption and digitization processes, the ability to maintain the integrity and confidentiality of information is becoming increasingly important. When information and tools can be shared without compromising security, availability and ability to get the job done is no longer hindered, and business continuity and operational efficiency can be enhanced.

Sectra’s product portfolio supports your secure communication strategy and facilitates national and international collaboration. Our critical security services provide guidance to help you ensure efficient risk and technological disruption management.

Operational excellence through proactive security

Efficiency, flexibility and mobility

When information is readily available regardless of whether you are at the office, on or off site, your ability to get the job done increases. However, the security of data is constantly put to the test through malware, interception or user mistakes. Maintaining information security while increasing flexibility is a challenge, but not an impossible mission.

Business continuity

Ensuring adaptivity and agility in an ever-changing environment is a challenge. At the same time, business continuity and service availability in critical societal functions cannot be compromised. Proactive security helps you to prevent digital disruptions and turn it into an opportunity.

Becoming connected

Government authorities, military defense, critical industries and societal functions are becoming increasingly interconnected. To fully benefit from each other’s competences and abilities—especially in the event of a crisis—common communication solutions are necessary.

Embracing digitization

A higher degree of digitization and system interconnectivity contributes to efficiency enhancements in society and simplifies people’s everyday lives. However, to fully embrace digitization opportunities, a new approach to security is necessary.

The new generation Sectra Tiger devices are reliable enough to allow the use of it in both military and civilian contexts. Most of the security runs in background and is almost transparent for the user. This has allowed my organization to promote and to implement a secure communication strategy easily.

Representative from the EU user group

Our collaboration with Sectra is a prerequisite for building architecture and solutions that advance our operations in a connected world. Together with Sectra, we are building balanced security over time. We see Sectra as our strategic partner in this area.

CIO at Swedish energy company

Underlying drivers and trends

Digitization and mobility

A higher degree of digitization contributes to efficiency enhancements. At the same time, technology advances make it possible to get the job done on the run. However, interconnectivity and mobile devices make systems and information more vulnerable to cyberattacks and human error.

Cyber threats on the rise

A growing number of cyberattacks and security incidents threaten to impact critical social functions. The purpose may be to cause operational sabotage, blackmail or to access sensitive information from government authorities and companies. The consequences are far reaching.

Hybrid warfare

The internet and connected systems have become tools for hybrid threats and influence operations designed to influence and mislead the population of a country and paralyze political decision-making. Such attacks can impact the security, democracy and economy of an entire nation.

Stricter demands on secure information management

New EU and national regulations and legislation, such as the NIS directive, GDPR and national security laws, impose stricter demands on secure information management. National strategies for cybersecurity target both companies and government authorities.

A paradigm shift in the crypto industry

Quantum computers will pose a threat to current encryption methods. Given the time horizon for highly sensitive information and national secrets, security solutions that are developed today must offer protection against quantum threats.

AI and the Internet of Things

The rapid development of artificial intelligence and IoT technology has the potential to add increased customer value to solutions in such areas as cybersecurity, energy efficiency and seamless financial transactions in the digital economy and society.

On a mission for a more stable and secure society

Meet us next at

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Nov
2026
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Nov
2026
Berlin Security Conference
Event | Military and Defense
03
Nov
2026
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05
Nov
2026
Future Land Forces
Event | Secure Communication