Security Journey.

Building trust through security

The landscape of IT security is rapidly evolving with the rise of AI-powered cyber threats and increasingly sophisticated ransomware attacks targeting organizations of all sizes. Cloud security and zero-trust architecture have emerged as critical focus areas as businesses continue their digital transformation journey.

Focusing on IT security during system development is crucial because cyber attacks can result in devastating data breaches, financial losses, and long-term reputation damage. Nation-state actors and organized crime groups continuously develop advanced persistent threats that can remain undetected in systems for extended periods while extracting sensitive information. Moreover, with increasingly interconnected systems, a security breach in one component can compromise entire networks, infrastructure, and ecosystems, making robust security measures a fundamental requirement rather than an optional feature.

Focus on Security

Netadmin manages critical infrastructure, as telecommunication systems are fundamental to national security and the daily operations of modern society. These systems form the backbone of digital communications, enabling everything from emergency services to business operations.

Security is not just a priority but a core foundation at Netadmin, where we recognize its fundamental importance in protecting our infrastructure and our customers' assets. Our comprehensive security approach encompasses multiple layers of protection and compliance measures.

Through extensive research and development, Netadmin has performed analysis and implemented robust support in relevant areas in several national and international security-related regulations, including:

• GDPR, NIS2 (EU): ensuring data protection and network security across European operations

• LEK, "Lagen om Elektronisk Kommunikation" (SE): maintaining compliance with Swedish electronic communications law

• CSL, “Cybersäkerhetslagen” (SE): local implementation of NIS2, adhering to Swedish cybersecurity legislation requirements

• TSA, Telecom Security Act (UK): ensuring alignment with British telecommunications security standards

As part of our commitment to security excellence, Netadmin conducts comprehensive third-party penetration testing based on OWASP and other standards for every major release to identify and address potential vulnerabilities before deployment.

Security by design is embedded in our architecture: All communication to Netadmin passes through a sophisticated traffic proxy system, carefully redirecting traffic to the appropriate container within Netadmin's secure container architecture, ensuring controlled and monitored data flow.

Implementing robust IT infrastructure usually involves setting up different zones with different security levels. Netadmin solutions are built to support multi-zone deployment (inner network to DMZ) with a clear separation between critical components such as database, API, and UI/UX.

Netadmin implements OAuth authentication protocols for all portals and APIs to ensure secure access across our platform, providing robust identity verification and access management.

For granular security control, all Netadmin solutions include a fully integrated ACL (Access Control List) system, enabling precise access management to particular resources and information.

In addition, the system allows for stringent IP restriction control, advanced password complexity configuration, and account lockout mechanisms to strengthen our security posture further and protect against unauthorized access attempts.

Understanding the importance of security awareness, our comprehensive documentation provides customers with detailed best practices and strategic recommendations for secure system setup and configuration, enabling them to maximize their security posture while using our solutions.

Ongoing Security Projects

Netadmin continuously monitors security trends and threats while enhancing its security infrastructure through architectural improvements.

Our ongoing security initiatives include:

• Analyzing NIS2 requirements and collaborating with customers to determine appropriate support levels, including but not limited to system access, logging and encryption.

• Implementing MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) across all portals and establishing centralized user management.

• Implementing enhanced logging and real-time log-analysis options for instant breach and misuse detection.

• Developing best practices for component and container communication to ensure proper isolation and protection of sensitive systems.