Stratsys now offers an enhanced version of its information security and privacy product that provides organizations with powerful support in the work with NIS2 and the upcoming Swedish Cyber Security Act. This means that customers can meet the EU's increased information security requirements in a structured and efficient way. The NIS2 directive, which is expected to become Swedish law through the Cybersecurity Act from January 2026, means that more businesses than before are covered and that management teams have a clearer responsibility for cybersecurity and compliance.
In the Stratsys platform, organizations can work continuously with the entire chain of security issues - from gap analysis, incident management to supplier assessments. By linking requirements, risks, controls and actions, traceability is created that both simplifies auditing and strengthens the long-term security level.
- We already have many customers in both the public and private sectors working with our information security and data protection product. With the enhancements we are now launching, we help management teams to act proactively rather than reactively, says David Wahlbeck, CPO at Stratsys.
David Wahlbeck, CPO at Stratsys
The product is developed to suit both small and large organizations and can be adapted to the maturity of the business. This way, information security specialists, CISOs and management are supported from strategic to operational level.
The NIS2 Directive is expected to become Swedish law through the Cybersecurity Act, which is proposed to enter into force on 1 January 2026. The new law tightens requirements on management responsibilities, supply chain and security measures.
- The directive covers critical and important activities, but also affects other organizations through increased requirements on the supply chain. With Stratsys solution, all work is gathered in one platform, which provides a clear structure for both compliance and long-term improvement work.
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