About the webinar
Europe's Scandinavian flank is becoming a testing ground for hybrid warfare. In 2026, the EEAS named the Baltic Sea and Arctic as priority targets for coordinated hybrid campaigns — and it's already playing out: Denmark has called a string of drone incursions over its airports and military bases a hybrid attack. Sweden's military intelligence warns of rising Russian activity ahead of its September 13 election, its first since joining NATO. Norway expects sabotage and espionage in the Arctic to intensify, alongside recurring GPS jamming over Svalbard. And in the Baltic Sea, a suspected shadow-fleet cable-sabotage case is still under investigation in Finland.
This session looks at how these campaigns — cyber, maritime, airspace, and information operations — work together across Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, and what the region is doing to detect and respond.
What we'll cover
- Structure and actors — Who is active in Scandinavia's hybrid threat landscape, and how physical operations — from undersea cable damage to airspace incursions — connect to coordinated information campaigns.
- Tactics, dynamics, and cases — The methods behind recent incidents across the region, and how they're designed to stay below the threshold of war.
- From detection to resilience — How these countries are building capacity to spot, attribute, and counter hybrid threats.
Meet our speakers
Speakers will be announced soon — stay tuned for updates.
This is a data-driven, analytical discussion grounded in real monitoring and field-tested methodologies, designed for analysts, policymakers, and security professionals working at the intersection of information, security, and resilience.
