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Shared security services for critical infrastructure and defence

We are establishing the model where multiple organisations share access to one permanent security function instead of each building their own: a named security manager, a joint preparedness programme and shared supplier vetting with contractual response times — at less than a third of the cost of hiring.

4 countries
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland enacted NIS2-related legislation within 18 months
6,000–8,000
Swedish entities now regulated under the Cybersecurity Act, up from around 900
11 %
Share of Swedish companies with a preparedness plan (Combitech, 2025)
1.5 %
Of GDP earmarked for resilience and civil preparedness under NATO's new commitment
What we offer

Three lines, one security function

ÆXS is not an association and not a time bank. We are a supplier with delivery obligations, service level agreements and staff — and a model for sharing them between organisations facing the same requirements.

Consortium · In formation

Shared security function — the concept we are building

A research-based collaboration model now being established: a named shared security manager, joint preparedness and exercise programme, shared supplier vetting, and an incident picture no single organisation can build alone. We are recruiting founding members who shape the model from the start.

Advisory

Security advisory with operational weight

Gap analysis against the Norwegian Security Act, NIS2 and national digital security legislation, physical object security, preparedness exercises, counter-UAS assessment, maritime and subsea security.

Nexus · Pilot

Supplier intelligence for procurement

An AI-native platform for finding and verifying suppliers with genuine operational capacity for security, defence, preparedness and critical-infrastructure procurement. Describe a need in your own words — get a ranked, verified selection with reasoning. By-invitation pilot; commercial availability rolls out in stages during 2026–2027.

Full detail is currently available in Norwegian. For an English briefing, write to post@aexs.no.