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Software Development in the Public Sector 2025: Digital Transformation, Data Modernisation and Collaboration in Practice
The digital development of Sweden’s public sector has taken clear steps forward. The year 2025 is characterised by a broad wave of modernisation where data, cloud and AI converge with growing demands for collaboration. The goal is to create simpler, faster and smarter services for both citizens and employees. While much is still evolving, the direction is stable, ambitious and nationally coordinated — as confirmed by Digg (2025), the Government (2025) and several leading industry reports.
Cybersecurity in the Public Sector 2025: Offensive and Defensive Strategies
The threat landscape facing the Swedish public sector continues to grow — in both scale and complexity. Ransomware, phishing, exploitation of known vulnerabilities and rapid zero-day abuse have become everyday challenges. According to analyses from Check Point, LexisNexis Risk Solutions and Google Cloud, attackers now exploit newly disclosed vulnerabilities within hours of their publication.
The EU’s AI Reset Is the Right Path to Safeguard Europe’s Responsible Competitiveness
Public Sector 2025: AI as a Force, Compass and Catalyst
2025 is the year when AI truly enters the engine room of the public sector. What was long described as the future has now become everyday reality: government agencies are increasingly using AI to shorten processing times, strengthen decision-making support and free up time for more qualified work. As a result, the demand for clear leadership, robust structures and technology that delivers real societal value continues to grow. With national guidelines in place and more agencies ready to scale up, Sweden is entering a new phase where AI not only transforms how the public sector works, but also what it is capable of achieving.