Nordlo Group
Verified profileManaged IT and SOC services in Stockholm
Team size
950 employees
Founded
2018
Support hours
24/7 SOC
About Nordlo Group
Nordlo Group delivers scalable operations, managed services and full IT outsourcing from Stockholm, Sweden, to private companies and public organisations across Sweden and Norway. Its SOC data shows identity based attacks rising fast, with incidents detected and prevented tripling in eight months, so its security work now puts strong weight on compromised identities and user awareness. The Security Governance service gives clients a view of risk across their whole IT landscape, even systems Nordlo does not run directly, and a framework project with Swedish authorities supports smaller firms with NIS2 and DORA duties. Nordlo employs about 1,000 people and reports turnover near SEK 2.4 billion. Government clients appear in its profile, and a current push targets small and medium firms in Stockholm and Gothenburg that need cybersecurity and AI guidance from a close local partner.
Services
- Managed IT Services
- Cybersecurity
- Cloud Services
- IT Consulting
- IT Support
- Endpoint Security
- IT Infrastructure
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Technology and partners
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Frequently asked questions
What managed security services does Nordlo Group offer in Stockholm?
Nordlo Group offers managed security in Stockholm through its security operations centre, which monitors and stops attacks around the clock, plus a Security Governance service that identifies risks, watches security levels and supports compliance for Swedish companies and public bodies.
Who does Nordlo Group serve and where?
Nordlo Group serves companies and public sector organisations across Sweden and Norway from Stockholm, with teams in many locations. Small and medium firms in Stockholm and Gothenburg are a current focus for its cybersecurity, cloud and managed IT services.
What attack trend is the Nordlo SOC seeing in Sweden?
Nordlo reports that incidents in Stockholm and across Sweden involving stolen user identities tripled within eight months. Attackers log in as real users, so its SOC watches identity behaviour closely and helps clients raise staff security awareness.
