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Industries considered essential to the functioning of society and the economy are in an arms race as threat actors – cyber criminals and nation states – target digital vulnerabilities of the suppliers connected to them, according to new DNV Cyber research.

Energy companies are taking cyber threats seriously at the highest levels, as two in three energy professionals (65%) say their leadership views cybersecurity as the greatest current risk to their business, according to new research on the state of cybersecurity in the energy sector.

DNV Cyber’s MXDR service has now been recognized with the Microsoft-verified Managed Extended Detection and Response (MXDR) solution status. 

Helsinki, 26 November 2024: DNV Cyber, the leading cybersecurity services provider, has guided the production team on a fictional attack on Finland for a new action-drama TV series, Conflict.

CyberOwl will team up with DNV’s global network of 3,500 maritime risk experts and 500 cyber security specialists.

DNV, Nixu and Applied Risk joined forces to form DNV Cyber in 2024, creating one of Europe’s fastest growing cyber security services businesses.

DNV, Nixu and Applied Risk joined forces to form DNV Cyber in 2024, creating one of Europe’s fastest growing cyber security services businesses.

The cooperation agreement is a part of indirect industrial cooperation connected to Finland’s acquisition of F-35 fighter jets from the American manufacturer Lockheed Martin. The total value of all such cooperation projects is at least 500 million euros.

DNV, the global assurance and risk management provider, has created one of Europe’s fastest growing cyber security services businesses by merging DNV’s existing cyber security business with two recently acquired companies – Nixu and Applied Risk.

Together, DNV and Nixu will safeguard demanding IT and industrial control system environments and build business resilience across multiple industries – from energy and maritime to telecommunications and financial services

New research published by DNV reveals that the energy industry is boosting its cyber security spending this year, as heightened geopolitical tensions and the accelerating adoption of digitally connected infrastructure spark concerns over the sector’s vulnerabilities to emerging cyber threats.

New research published by DNV reveals that less than half (40%) of maritime professionals think their organization is investing enough in cyber security at a time when vessels and other critical infrastructure are becoming increasingly networked and connected to IT systems.

The two companies aim to build the world’s largest industrial cyber security practice to safeguard critical infrastructure in energy, maritime, manufacturing, chemicals, healthcare and other sectors.

The wind industry is undergoing a digital transformation to optimise energy production, reduce costs and enhance operational efficiency, and this increasingly relies on leveraging AI and internet of things (IoT) technologies.

During a penetration test engagement for a major ship owner client, Mate J Csorba, PhD, and Zoltan Kato of the DNV Cyber Technical Assessments team discovered a vulnerability affecting a widely deployed master clock system, MOBATIME Network Master Clock.

Cybersecurity should be considered a matter of national security, according to a new report co-authored by DNV Cyber and commissioned by Finnish Innovation Fund Sitra.

A ransomware attack on Company X not only encrypted important data but also deleted backups, leaving the company in a tough spot.

A reflection on the importance of securing digital identities

The 2022 Uber data breach stands as a compelling example of the importance of cybersecurity, revealing the vulnerabilities even major tech companies face.

To move forward on your organization’s security maturity path, having a clear vision is crucial. We call this vision Security Fusion

Many participants at the recent Disobey cybersecurity event in Helsinki, Finland, attempted to tackle a CTF challenge created by DNV Cyber

At DNV, we talk a great deal about “energy systems thinking”, where all parties in the energy industry need to see the bigger picture and connect and pursue various technologies to ensure a rapid energy transition.

Cybersecurity concerns everyone, not just IT. We tailor security awareness programmes and plans based on the existing culture and needs of your organization, from prevention to recovery strategies.

DNV Cyber helps Sveaskog to stay cyber resilient

We continuously monitor and evaluate the dynamic threat landscape and how it applies to your organization. We curate the intelligence and put it into the only context that matters: yours.

DNV Cyber implemented a behavioural change programme to support safe and reliable operation of critical OT

We take a practical approach to keeping you compliant. We share our regulatory knowledge so you stay ahead of developments in your industry and geography.

Discover how we empower businesses with complex needs to become safer and more resilient with tailored cybersecurity solutions, helping you breathe easier and perform better. 

Digital identities are gateways to critical systems and data. We design and help you implement identity and access management (IAM) solutions taking a comprehensive approach to security and ensuring compliance, while balancing security with efficiency and the specific needs of your organization.  

Coop Norge partners with DNV Cyber for automated and secure identity management with better user experience and lower costs

Gard partners with DNV Cyber to develop a modern cloud-based solution to control access to applications and services

We help you understand your security posture, assessing your cybersecurity maturity level and capabilities. We share insights to inform discussions and inspire ideas, and we develop best practices and support opportunities for collaboration.

Aware that organisations in the same industry had experienced security breaches, the company engaged DNV Cyber to understand the vulnerability of its OT assets to cyber attacks

Wärtsilä partners with DNV Cyber to implement secure and up-to-date governance

The steel manufacturer partnered with DNV Cyber to enhance its information security culture and mitigate risks associated with human behaviour.

We improve the maturity of your OT cybersecurity without hindering operations and operational efficiency. This safeguards your operational business processes and minimizes safety, productivity, environmental and reputational risk

We translate cybersecurity and help you articulate the value, so it is understood by all levels of your organization and you get the buy-in you need. We tailor cybersecurity strategy to deliver on your business goals.

DNV Cyber supports the miner’s cyber-resilience journey