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Fri, 31 Jul, 2015 12:08:48 AM FTimes – STT Report, July 31  File Photo Lehtikuva. Cyber security in the Finnish society needs an 80 per cent enhancement and only after that will the basic aspects be in order, remarked Jarno Limnéll, a professor of cyber security at Aalto University.
Limnéll also pointed out that companies, the state and the citizens have not protected themselves sufficiently from cyber threats. However, he is pleased at the fact that digital safety skills have already become civic education.
“We are dependent on technology. We also need to reckon that technology deceives and digitalisation is not working,” he said.
Jarno Limnéll, Professor of Cyber Security at Aalto University. File Photo Lehtikuva. Limnéll warned that if companies do not take cyber threats seriously, the financial repercussions could be significant.
Raimo Luoma of the National Emergency Supply Agency said companies’ preparedness for cyber threat varies greatly.
“There are big companies in Finland whose understanding of cyber security is amazingly primitive. Other companies’ preparedness is world class,” Luoma remarked.
Luoma and Limnéll were speaking on cyber security at the Saimaa Summit economic forum.
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