Malmöläinen Advenica sai 230 miljoonan kruunun sopimuksen salaisesta salauksesta

20. huhtikuuta 2026

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Kyberturvallisuusyritys Advenica Malmöstä on saanut 230 miljoonan kruunun tilauksen salaiselta ruotsalaiselta kokonaisturvallisuuden viranomaiselta. Nelivuotinen sopimus kattaa uuden salauspalvelun Ruotsin suojatuimmalle tiedolle. Toimitusjohtaja Marie Bengtsson korostaa tällaisen turvallisuuden kasvavaa kysyntää.

Malmössä toimiva kyberturvallisuusyritys Advenica kehittää järjestelmiä Ruotsin arkaluonteisimpien salaisuuksien suojaamiseksi. Sydsvenskanin raportin mukaan yritys on saanut 230 miljoonan kruunun sopimuksen nimeämättömältä kokonaisturvallisuuden viranomaiselta. Sopimus koskee suojatuimman tiedon salauspalvelua ja on kestoltaan nelivuotinen. Yrityksen tilat sijaitsevat raskaan kivijulkisivun takana lähellä Malmön oopperaa. Toimitusjohtaja Marie Bengtsson toteaa, ettei hänelläkään ole täyttä näkyvyyttä kaikkiin hankkeisiin. "Ikuisen rauhan aika on ohi", hän sanoi Sydsvenskanille. Bengtsson viittaa muutokseen turvallisuuteen liittyvissä asenteissa. "Aiemmin sanottiin, ettei niin paljon turvallisuutta tarvita, mutta kukaan ei sano enää niin", hän selitti. Sopimus korostaa kyberturvallisuuden kasvavaa merkitystä Ruotsissa.

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Malmöläinen Advenica sai 230 miljoonan kruunun sopimuksen salaisesta salauksesta

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