International cybersecurity and medical imaging IT company Sectra has received new orders from Swedish authorities and existing partnerships are being expanded.

The orders cover the further development of existing systems for secure communication as well as new deliveries. These solutions enable secure communication of highly classified information between and within authorities and will contribute to further strengthening the ability of Swedish civil and military defense to communicate securely and efficiently.

Tiger/S product family

Tiger/S system is also approved for handling data up to the type level EU SECRET

The orders include additional stationary phones with conference call functionality from the Tiger/S product family. 

This solution has been developed for communication of classified information concerning national security, up to the classification level SECRET. The Tiger/S system is also approved for handling information up to the classification level EU SECRET and NATO SECRET.

New orders from Swedish authorities

“The ability to maintain secure communications is a cornerstone for secure collaboration, especially in exceptional circumstances. The phones ordered make it possible for several people to participate in encrypted calls together. This makes communication more efficient and makes partnerships between important actors more secure."

"The new orders from Swedish authorities is a sign of the trust they have in Sectra and the central role we play in strengthening national security,” says Magnus Skogberg, CEO of Sectra Communications.

Sectra’s 2024/2025 fiscal year

The total order value amounts to approximately SEK 50 million, and the contracts were signed in the third quarter of Sectra’s 2024/2025 fiscal year. 

The continued collaboration with Swedish authorities will further strengthen the communications protection capacity of the Swedish civil and military defense, today and in the future.

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