ERM Day 2026

torsdag 15 okt

• Registeration

  08:30 - 09:00

• Welcome and introduction

  09:00 - 09:10

• Together for a Strong Civil Defence

  09:10 - 10:00

  Overall Context
  – Information about MCF
  – Information about the preparedness system

  Resilience within SVV
  – Requirements
  – Continuity planning
  – Expectations of the business sector
  – Support

  Talare: Åsa Anclair, Sektionschef, Myndigheten för civilt försvar

  Talare: Anna Nordahl, Utredare, Myndigheten för civilt försvar

• How industry remain relevant and competitive in the new security landscape

  10:00 - 10:45

  Private sector is a fundamental element to maintain societal functions in todays society. Together with public sector we all need to be in the driving seat of rebuilding the Swedish total defense, our combined capabilities

  Talare: Tomas Norlenius, Head of Total Defence, VOLVO Group

  Partner: VOLVO Group

• Coffee Break

  10:45 - 11:15

• How can the risk function create greater impact when risks are increasing faster than resources?

  11:15 - 12:15

  Many risk functions have taken important steps towards a more strategic role in recent years. As the pace of change continues to accelerate, the capabilities of the risk function also need to evolve.

  In this session, we explore how the next generation of risk functions can create greater impact through the right focus,
  the right capabilities, and new ways of working — including the use of AI to increase capacity without increasing the size of the organization.

  Talare: Ylva Bergström, Partner @EY Consulting, EY

  Talare: Kristina Lundgren, Senior Manager, EY

  Talare: Johan Andersson, Technology | Cyber | Risk, EY

  Partner: EY

• Lunch

  12:15 - 13:30

• The Next War? Implications for Sweden, the Nordics and Europe

  13:30 - 14:45

  What can risk managers learn from modern conflict?

  Drawing on military experience and perspectives from modern warfare, Lars Henåker will discuss the nature of future conflict, from prolonged wars to the possibility of rapid escalation. He will explore how conflicts are won and lost, how organizations can sustain operations when critical personnel and resources are no longer available, and how leaders make decisions under prolonged uncertainty and pressure. The session will also examine resilience, protection, adaptability, NATO’s evolving role, and the implications of Multi-Domain Operations for businesses operating in an increasingly interconnected risk environment.

  Talare: Lars Henåker, Överstelöjtnant/Lt Col​ PhD, Försvarshögskolan/Swedish Defence University​/Markstridsskolan (MSS)

• Coffee Break

  14:45 - 15:15

• From Framework to Practice: Integrating ERM in Strategy and Everyday Decision‑Making​

  15:15 - 16:00

  Talare: Emelie Ekholm, RAR Consulting, Ekholm Risk & Reward Consulting AB

• The Threat Landscape in 2026: When Technology Accelerates the Threat!

  16:00 - 17:00

  A look at the cyber threat landscape, emerging trends, and how “nice to have” has become “must have.”

  The cyber threat landscape has matured. Ransomware groups operate with sophisticated business models. State-sponsored actors act with patience and precision. And AI is lowering the barrier to entry for anyone looking to carry out a sophisticated attack — against anyone.

  This session provides an overview of today’s cyber threat landscape, the trends shaping its next phase, and how attackers are leveraging AI to increase both the speed and pressure of attacks on our organizations.

   

  Talare: Mats Hultgren, Director of Cyber Risk, Truesec

• Summary of a great day and closing​

  17:00