Webinar: The Supervisory Authority Explains – How Supervision Under the Swedish Protective Security Act Works

A supervisory inspection is often perceived as something daunting—but what does it actually involve? What does the supervisory authority examine? And how is responsibility assessed between the operator and its suppliers?

In this webinar, we are joined by Soma Askari Morris, who has worked extensively with supervision under the Swedish Protective Security Act. She provides unique insights into how supervisory inspections are conducted in practice and what organizations can expect throughout the process.

During this one-hour session, you will gain a practical understanding of how supervision under the Swedish Protective Security Act works. You’ll learn about the requirements placed on organizations covered by the legislation and how a supervisory inspection can help strengthen your protective security.

Date: 26 August
Time: 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM

In this webinar, you will learn:

How supervisory inspections under the Swedish Protective Security Act are conducted, from planning to follow-up.
Which areas and questions the supervisory authority typically focuses on.
How responsibilities are divided in practice between the operator and its suppliers.
How administrative sanctions are assessed and which factors may influence the outcome.
Why supervisory inspections often create uncertainty—and how organizations can prepare more effectively.
How to strengthen compliance without slowing down your business.

Who should attend this webinar?

This webinar is intended for professionals working in protective security, compliance, legal, information security, or executive leadership within organizations subject to the Swedish Protective Security Act.

The webinar is scheduled to last one hour, with an opportunity to ask questions directly after the session.

Speakers

Soma Askari Morris, Protective security supervision at the County Administrative Board of Västra Götaland.

Soma Askari Morris has worked with supervision under the Swedish Protective Security Act for several years and provides unique insight into how protective security supervision works in practice.