A Swedish company watching Swedish companies.

Foresecur AB is based in Stockholm and sells to small and medium Swedish organisations. We are small, we are new, and we would rather tell you that than pretend otherwise.

Most breaches reach the victim last.

Credentials from a company of forty people end up in the same dumps as credentials from a bank. The difference is that the bank has somebody whose job is to look, and the company of forty does not. By the time anyone notices, the password has been public for two years.

That gap is the whole product. Not a platform, not a suite. Four things that tell you what is already public about your organisation, and an email when that changes.

NIS2 moved the floor.

NIS2 pulls a lot of ordinary Swedish companies into scope for the first time, including suppliers to organisations that were already covered. Knowing what of yours is already public is the cheapest part of that, and the part most people have never checked.

We are not going to tell you a monitoring subscription makes you compliant, because it does not. It answers one question NIS2 expects you to have an answer to, and it answers it continuously rather than once a year.