FRA Takes Over National Cybersecurity Centre
The government has decided that FRA will take over the National Cybersecurity Centre to strengthen Sweden's cybersecurity. This includes a budget of 50 million kronor to develop the centre.
The government has decided that FRA will take over the National Cybersecurity Centre to strengthen Sweden's cybersecurity. This includes a budget of 50 million kronor to develop the centre.
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The decision places the NCSC within the FRA, aiming to enhance national cybersecurity. The government has also allocated 50 million SEK in the 2025 budget proposal to support FRA's efforts in developing the NCSC and creating a more effective and outward-facing cybersecurity centre, according to a press release from the Ministry of Defence.
The decision is part of the government's broader investment in cybersecurity, which totals 196 million SEK. In addition to FRA's expanded responsibility, it also includes improvements in operational cyber capabilities, expanded support services, and initiatives to increase awareness of cyber threats in society.
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The government has decided that FRA will take over the National Cybersecurity Centre to strengthen Sweden's cybersecurity. This includes a budget of 50 million kronor to develop the centre. This information is particularly relevant for decision-makers in the defence industry, security analysts, and companies working with defence-related issues. The analysis is based on current reporting from Nordic defence authorities and industry organisations. Last fact-checked: 2025-08-22.
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