Getting hacked. That's not Telia.

Cybersecurity is fundamentally about protecting digital assets from threats like data breaches, malware, and phishing attacks. The field covers several key areas. Network security prevents unauthorized access to networks. Data security focuses on encrypting and protecting sensitive information to keep it private. Application security involves developing and maintaining systems without built-in vulnerabilities. End-user security relies on training people to recognize threats like phishing and social engineering. Finally, the field also includes incident response – quickly detecting, responding to, and recovering from attacks.

In other words, cybersecurity (sometimes called digital security or cyber security) uses various techniques and processes to defend systems, applications, devices, and information against attacks. The goal is to reduce the risk of breaches and prevent digital assets from being compromised. With the right security measures in place, organizations can protect their most sensitive data while ensuring systems remain stable and resilient as threats evolve.

Today, human error is the leading cause of data breaches. According to Telia's 2024 Buckle Up report, 98 percent of cyberattacks rely on social engineering – tricking people rather than breaking through technical defenses. As one expert puts it: "It's easier to hack a human than a computer."

That's why strong technology and processes aren't enough. Your employees also need the knowledge, support, and protocols that make it harder to exploit human mistakes.

Read more here: Cyberattack – protect your business from threats.

IoT (Internet of Things) includes everything from sensors and cameras to machinery and other connected equipment. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the need to protect these devices grows. They're often integrated into business-critical processes, form part of essential infrastructure, and handle sensitive information. But what happens if data is manipulated or collection is suddenly interrupted?

For businesses, IoT brings not only new opportunities but also responsibilities. An unprotected device can become an entry point into your network or be exploited in a cyberattack. That's why it's critical to prevent unauthorized access and ensure devices only communicate with intended systems. By verifying and restricting communication, you reduce the risk of attacks and minimize your attack surface.

Learn more about our Internet of Things (IoT) offerings. You can also contact us through the link to find out how to best protect your IoT devices.

SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) is a modern approach to protecting against cybercrime by combining network security with cloud security. It consists of two components: SD-WAN, which connects offices, stores, and other locations in a secure virtual network, and SSE, a cloud-based security service that filters traffic, controls access, and protects against threats in real time. Together, they enable users to work securely from anywhere, with protection that's always up to date and delivered as a service.

SASE is built on the Zero Trust security principle, where no user or device on a network is automatically trusted – instead, everything is continuously verified and authenticated.

We're offering a free report that shows whether any of your email addresses have been involved in a data breach.

Fill out a short form and receive an overview of which addresses and passwords should be reviewed and changed.

The report also provides insight into where the breaches may have occurred. With this information, you can strengthen your company's cybersecurity and reduce the risk of future attacks.

Access the form here: Har era lösenord läckt? – Telia Företag

Data security is about maintaining control over what information is processed, where it's stored, and what risks could threaten its protection. The goal is to safeguard sensitive data throughout its entire lifecycle – from creation and storage to use and eventual archiving.

It also includes monitoring how information is used, tracking user activity, and preventing unauthorized access or misuse. By identifying potential threats early and implementing the right protective measures, you can ensure that data remains confidential, accessible, and intact.