CyberResilient launches a security platform that measures resilience, tracks risk and plans the work

It measures your security maturity against several regulations and frameworks on an ongoing basis. Those results feed a risk register built around your own organisation, together with AI-supported guidance and a set of action plans. Anyone can now try the platform free of charge.

“We connect a fast, thorough maturity assessment and its recommendations straight to a risk register that stays current and a detailed action plan, all inside the platform. With the data in one place, compliance and risk work runs continuously and takes hours instead of months. That builds real resilience, where the old way of reports and meetings leaves you compliant only on the day you check,” says Fredrik Limsäter, CEO of CyberResilient.

CyberResilient’s cybersecurity and compliance assessments are free, and the new platform costs nothing to evaluate at cyberresilient.se. The launch comes as threats and regulatory demands keep rising. New rules on security audits (MCFFS 2026:12) land in September, and new incident reporting requirements under the Cyber Resilience Act follow in October.

CISOs with years of experience protecting Swedish companies, government agencies and municipalities helped build the platform. MCF (formerly MSB) and NCC-SE have backed it. A rebuilt AI engine runs underneath, based on open source and hosted in the EU. You can assess against NIS2, ISO 27001, the Cyber Resilience Act and GDPR today, with more frameworks coming. Consultants can also upload their own assessments or other frameworks.

Results flow into a prioritised risk register and an action plan aimed at the targets you set, with deadlines and named owners. The CISO can see how secure the organisation is at any point, along with which processes or people need support to hit the target.

“Reaching compliance and staying resilient over time now takes an intelligent, flexible platform. CyberResilient adds real value here, whether you sit on the consultant side or the customer side, and we are seeing strong interest,” says Emanuel Lipschütz, chairman of CyberResilient and of its owner Navis Mater.

Security consultants, system integrators and managed service providers (MSSPs) can build the platform into what they already sell. It now gives consultancies and their end customers separate views, each with its own support features. Continuity management and scenario exercises arrive later this year.

About CyberResilient
CyberResilient offers an intelligent platform for cyber resilience. The company is based in Stockholm, with backing from the EU and the Swedish Civil Defence Agency (MCF, formerly MSB). Its platform continuously measures compliance, manages risk and drives action plans. End customers can use it directly, and consultants, system integrators and service providers can fold it into an existing offering. Cybersecurity and compliance assessments are free at cyberresilient.se.