News · 22 September 2026
Sciber nearly doubles revenue in its third fiscal year
Revenue of SEK 170 million — an increase of around 110 percent — with strengthened profitability.
Sciber closed its third fiscal year with revenue of SEK 170 million, an increase of around 110 percent compared with the previous year. Profitability also strengthened as the company continued to invest in its people, services and proprietary security platform.
For the fiscal year ending 30 June 2026, Sciber reported revenue of SEK 170 million, compared with SEK 80.8 million in the previous year.
Operating profit increased to SEK 6.4 million from SEK 1.8 million. Profit after financial items reached SEK 6.3 million, compared with SEK 0.9 million, while profit after tax increased to SEK 4.9 million.
Demand for Sciber's Managed Detection and Response services and growing volumes within its 24/7 Security Operations Centre contributed to the development. At the end of the fiscal year, Sciber monitored more than 400,000 endpoints globally.
The year in numbers
- Revenue of SEK 170 million, up from SEK 80.8 million
- More than 400,000 endpoints monitored globally
- 67 employees at year end, 52 on average during the year
- SEK 250 million in total contract value of signed customer agreements
Interview
Interview with Johan Andersson, CEO of Sciber
How would you summarise Sciber's third fiscal year?
“The year shows that we can combine rapid growth with improved profitability. Nearly doubling our revenue is a significant milestone, but the most important development is the trust behind those numbers. More organisations are choosing Sciber for security services that become closely integrated with their operations.”
What has driven the strong growth?
“We continue to see strong demand for MDR and 24/7 security monitoring. Cybersecurity environments are becoming more complex, and customers need more than alerts. They need specialists who understand their environment, take responsibility and help them improve over time.”
Profitability improved substantially during the year. What contributed to that?
“Our proprietary security and collaboration platform plays an important role. Automation and integrated workflows allow our teams to support a growing customer base efficiently while maintaining transparency and close collaboration with each customer.”
“Technology gives us scale, while our specialists provide the expertise and judgement that effective security operations require. The combination is central to our model.”
Platform
AI and advanced automation strengthen the platform
A significant milestone during the year was the implementation of AI and advanced automation capabilities in Sciber's security and collaboration platform. These capabilities support analysts by enriching security information, streamlining repetitive work and helping teams identify the cases that require human attention.
What does AI mean for Sciber's security operations?
“Implementing AI and advanced automation in our platform is a significant milestone for Sciber. It gives our specialists better support when analysing large volumes of security information and helps us automate tasks where speed and consistency matter.”
“AI does not replace the experience and judgement of our analysts. It enables them to focus more of their time on investigation, response and improving each customer's security environment. That combination of technology and human expertise is where we see the greatest value.”
Investment
Continued investment in people and technology
Sciber had 67 employees at the end of the fiscal year, with an average of 52 employees during the year. The company continued to strengthen its development and delivery organisation to support customer growth and further development of its services and platform.
During the year, Sciber also established a subsidiary in Denmark to strengthen its local presence and serve customers and partners in the Danish market. A separate subsidiary was established for personnel supporting the company's 24/7 operations.
How do these investments support Sciber's next phase?
“We want to grow without losing the technical expertise, responsiveness and customer focus that define Sciber. Investing in our people, our 24/7 delivery capability and our platform helps us protect those qualities as the company develops.”
“Our Danish presence is another important step. It brings us closer to customers and partners and supports our ambition to build a strong Nordic cybersecurity company.”
Outlook
A strong foundation for continued development
At the end of the fiscal year, the total contract value of signed customer agreements amounted to SEK 250 million. Sciber enters the new fiscal year with a growing revenue base and a continued focus on profitable growth, effective delivery and technical innovation.
What are your priorities for the coming year?
“We will continue developing our MDR services and the platform that supports them. Our focus remains clear: improve detection, strengthen collaboration and help customers build a better security posture over time.”
“We are proud of what the team has achieved during our first three fiscal years. We are still early in Sciber's development, and we see considerable potential ahead.”
Thank you
Built on customer trust
Sciber's growth would not have been possible without the organisations that have chosen to entrust the company with an important part of their cybersecurity operations.
“We are deeply grateful to every customer who has placed their trust in Sciber. Protecting an organisation is a significant responsibility, and that is something we never take for granted,” says Johan Andersson.
“Our customers invite us into some of their most business-critical environments. Their trust keeps us humble and motivates us to improve every day. We want to thank every customer, partner and colleague who has contributed to Sciber's journey so far.”