MOLLITIAM STRENGTHENS CYBER SECURITY FOR CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE THROUGH NEW COLLABORATION

Mollitiam, part of the C-Resiliens group, is taking a step towards securing Sweden's critical infrastructure through a new collaboration with Sweco. This collaboration is an effort to offer tailor-made IT solutions that meet the highest security requirements for socially important organizations. Mollitiam is an innovative player in the management of classified information. The focus is on developing modern network solutions that ensure easy and secure access to classified information - Mollitiam's collaboration with Sweco clearly demonstrates how we can effectively protect critical infrastructure. C-Resiliens aims to offer solutions that are not only modern but also tailored to support the overall security and long-term sustainability of society," says Björn Weigel, CEO at C-Resiliens. By combining their expertise, Mollitiam and Sweco create customized solutions for critical operations. The collaboration is a reaction to the high security requirements of the Security Protection Act and the NIS2 directive and focuses on offering solutions that meet customer needs. "With our deep knowledge in IT security and with Sweco's expertise in critical infrastructure and deep understanding of the customer's business, we will be able to deliver modern and efficient solutions for SUA projects," says Patrik Nilsson, CEO at Mollitiam. The partnership between Mollitiam and Sweco is focused on being at the forefront of meeting current and future cybersecurity challenges. It aims to ensure a safe and secure societal infrastructure by offering highly efficient solutions, that meet the most stringent security requirements. "Sweco is involved in building critical infrastructure and with Mollitiam as a partner, we will be able to design and establish, not only systems, but digital work environments that are optimally adapted to each unique need, and that is where our strength lies.", says Christina Skogster Stange, Division Manager Digital Services at Sweco.