National and homeland security

In a dangerous world, Sweden’s food security must be prioritised. Martin Allard proposes legal changes, new responsibilities, and funding for municipalities to provide meals to vulnerable people.

How can national and international security leaders deliver a safe, secure, sustainable future for all? Our report explores how to shift to a collaborative, holistic mindset across five solution areas.

From cyberattacks to sabotage, Sweden faces an increasing range of threats but two new EU directives provide the chance to strengthen its defences.

We worked with the UK Home Office to negotiate a ground-breaking data access treaty with the US, as well as designing the operating model and infrastructure to implement it.

Describe the expert quote or opinion in under 30 words. Put the main keyword up front and work secondary keywords into the rest of the copy. In an increasingly uncertain and dangerous world, the civil defence budget must be sufficient to meet Sweden’s needs and the requirements of future NATO membership. Micaela Bodelius, PA defence expert explains, in an article in Altinget, why the government needs to rethink its approach and allocate more resources.

Keeping nations safe and protected calls for more than conventional thinking and incremental improvements. And no one nation or organisation can succeed alone. We need to be connected, coordinated, and collaborative.

PA Consulting announces that is is a signatory of the Ukraine Business Compact.

PA Consulting welcomes five new Partners to its Defence and Security practice, which reflects PA’s continued growth in this area.

Our team worked with programme HYDRA to maintain its high levels of performance and psychological safety.

Anders Herrström, information and cybersecurity expert, elaborates on the need for Sweden’s private companies to step up and improve their resilience to cyberattacks to minimise the costs both for them and society as a whole.