Cybersecurity company Omegapoint launches Craton – a complete solution for managing security-classified information in digital systems. Craton solves the major challenges organizations face when implementing the information management requirements of the Security Protection Act.

Omegapoint, through its subsidiary Basalt, has many years of experience in building IT systems that meet the strictest requirements of the Swedish Security Protection Act. Now Omegapoint has developed Craton, the first and only product of its kind on the market that makes it possible to further digitize security-sensitive operations while simultaneously complying with the Swedish Security Protection Act.

– In order for a business to comply with the Security Protection Act, such extensive security requirements are imposed that organizations feel forced to lock their computers in safes to meet them. With Craton, we offer a solution that meets the law's strictest requirements without compromising the business's productivity and the conditions for collaboration, says Nils Ågren, Business Manager for Craton at Omegapoint.

Craton also distinguishes itself in that the product is based on modern technology that has been proven by having been in operation in safety-sensitive operations for several years. From ordering, a complete installation and commissioning of a system can be done within a few months.

– As awareness of the legal requirements increases, more and more organizations are also realizing that parts of their operations may actually be covered by the Security Protection Act. This means that you are exposed to other types of threats and threat actors, which places higher demands on how you handle your information. If you don't have a handle on these issues, it can be costly when a regulatory authority knocks on the door, Nils Ågren interjects.

For more information, contact:

Andreas Collin, Marketing Manager
andreas.collin@omegapoint.se