Swedish government to strengthen AI cybersecurity
The Swedish government has tasked the National Cybersecurity Centre with coordinating initiatives related to artificial intelligence to counter AI-driven cyber threats.

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The Swedish government has decided to grant the National Cybersecurity Centre (NCS) at the National Defence Radio Establishment (FRA) a mandate to strengthen AI-related cybersecurity. Under this mandate, the NCS will coordinate efforts to prevent, detect, and counter AI-driven cyber threats, analyse risks and vulnerabilities associated with AI models, and identify necessary countermeasures.
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The rapid advancement of AI models presents both opportunities to improve cybersecurity through faster vulnerability management and risks, as AI can be leveraged for sophisticated cyberattacks. The mandate aims to address these threats while positioning Sweden internationally within AI cybersecurity.
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This primarily affects Swedish government agencies, specifically the FRA and NCS, as well as companies developing advanced AI models. Indirectly, it concerns all Swedish users and organisations that could be targeted by AI-driven cyberattacks or benefit from enhanced national cybersecurity.
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The NCS will work on national coordination within relevant international and European forums concerning AI from a cybersecurity perspective, indicating alignment with broader EU initiatives on AI and cybersecurity.
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The mandate also seeks to establish the NCS as a point of contact for companies developing advanced AI models. This is intended to facilitate information exchange and cooperation between the state and the private sector.
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