Enabling a safe, sustainable and efficient society by enhancing digital resilience.
In today’s connected world, technological advancements create both opportunities and vulnerabilities. To enhance digital resilience, we created Cyberly.
Cyberly is a trusted platform of 40+ companies and 400+ individuals. Together, we advance cybersecurity through knowledge- and expertise sharing.
Our ACT Cyberly approach fosters proactive action, safeguarding digital assets and embedding cybersecurity into business strategies.
Cyberly is a well-connected cluster of members and a vibrant network of stakeholders within cybersecurity. Join the network for access to our newsletter and open events, or become a member for in-depth cooperation such as roundtable-discussions, international projects and business opportunities.
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Our take on cybersecurity is that of digital resilience. This is our introduction to Cyberly.
Chief Information Security Officer, SAAB AB
Peter är CISO på Saab AB och har jobbat med informationssäkerhet i olika roller sedan 2007 och har utöver Saab jobbat på Ericsson, Nixu och Cambio.
General Manager SICK IVP AB
SICK is a world-leading supplier of sensors and sensor solutions for industrial applications founded in 1946 by Dr. E.h. Erwin Sick. We are more than 12 000 employees in 50 countries and our headquarter is located in Freiburg, Germany.
SICK in Linköping is an innovation center for Machine Vision, and we are 90 committed employees with a big interest in image processing and visualization. For more than 35 years, our team at SICK Linköping has successfully developed and delivered software for technically leading products within the field of 2D and 3D vision, as well as system solutions, e.g. robot guidance and quality control.
Managing Director, Sylog Öst AB
Säkerhetspassionerad konsult och konsultchef inom säkerhet och försvar med bakgrund som Försvarsmaktsingenjör inom militära ledningssystem och IT-säkerhet. Delar gärna med mig av både kunskaper och erfarenheter för att tillsammans med andra bygga ett robust och resilient samhälle.
Associate Professor, Linköping University
Mikael Asplund är biträdande professor i datavetenskap vid Linköpings universitet. Han är ansvarig för flera forskningsprojekt koppplade till cybersäkerhet och är även ansvarig för ett masterprogram i cybersäkerhet.
Head of Business Area Secure Business, Combitech AB
Head of Product Security, Ericsson AB
Cluster Leader : Cyberly
Keywords: cybersecurity, information security, digital resilience, defence, security
Joanna in Linkedin
Joanna has the lead on Cyberly – our collaboration platform concerning digital resilience. Cyberly facilitates exchange and growth of knowledge and innovation between companies, academia and policymakers. Cyberly includes a Cluster of member companies as well as a broader network of companies in the Östergötland Region, Sweden.
Joanna has previously been in international business development and marketing in both the IT- and the defence industry and holds a Master Degree in International Business Management from Linköping University. Before joining LiSP, Joanna was an independent consultant helping companies excel within strategic communication, information security, crisis management and international business relations; and contributed to policy making in the defence and civil security sector. Joanna is also an officer in the Swedish Home Guard as well as instructor in the Swedish Defence Forces and educator at the Swedish Psychological Defence Agency.
CEO, Linköping Science Park
Lena Miranda has been the CEO of Linköping Science Park since 2014. She is also the vice chairman of the International Association of Science parks and areas of innovation, IASP. She has also served as chairman of the Swedish Association of Science Parks and Areas of Innovation for five years as well as a member of the Swedish Innovation Council led by the Prime minister of Sweden. Ms Miranda has a background in entrepreneurship. Before joining Linköping Science Park, Lena Miranda ran her own company for ten years and also worked for several years in startups in Sweden. Currently, she is very engaged in topics covering emerging innovation ecosystems, missions and system innovation.
Cyberly contributes to a safe, sustainable, and efficient society by strengthening our collective digital resilience. Our approach is ACT Cyberly, which encourages conscious action. Based in Östergötland, we aim to help Sweden become a leading nation in digital resilience. The pillars of our ecosystem are the Cluster Council, Cluster, Network, and Taskforces.
The Cluster Council is a strategic group that sets the direction for Cyberly. The council currently consists of several co-founders who ensure Cyberly’s credibility, expertise, and engagement that promote Sweden’s security goals.
The council is evaluated and selected each spring by Linköping Science Park during an annual strategy meeting.
The Cyberly Cluster is the core of our ecosystem for knowledge exchange.
The cluster is exclusively open to organizations registered in Sweden that meet one of the following criteria: they offer digital security solutions, integrate such products or services into their offerings, or operate in areas where digital security is a critical element of their activities.
The company/organisation must have an office in Sweden. Upon approved membership, all employees of the company based in Sweden can participate in an unlimited number of Cyberly activities, as well as working groups and collaboration formats, unless otherwise specified for a particular activity.
Cyberly actively works to spread knowledge and raise awareness about digital security in society by building a broad network of members across various industries and sectors.
The Cyberly Network is open to everyone, whether individuals or organizations, with an interest in digital security. Joining is as simple as submitting your contact information via the web form below.
By joining, you become a stakeholder and consent to Cyberly sending you a monthly newsletter, regular updates about our open meetings (which you are welcome to attend), as well as information on other events and activities.
Cyberly reserves the right to manage personal data for its purposes until a potential withdrawal of consent.
A part of the cluster’s activities involves groups formed around a specific task, profession, process, or project. Only cluster members can participate in – and initiate – a group. After that, the group itself, together with the cluster management, decides who may join.
Currently, there is an active group for Chief Information Security Officers.
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