Sandvik is combating the rising global threat to cybersecurity through various capabilities based on technology, processes and people.

As digitalization continues to transform industries, the importance of cybersecurity has never been greater. Elvira Cedergren and Carl-Christian Rörström are cybersecurity experts at Sandvik and in this podcast they share their insights on this hot topic.

In this episode, Monika Kullberg, a psychologist turned cybersecurity leader at Sandvik, shares her journey into the world of digital defence. She emphasizes the critical role of human factors in cybersecurity, noting that while technology is essential, people are often both the biggest vulnerability and the best defense. Not least given the latest development where cyber criminals use sophisticated AI methods to lure new victims.

Sandvik Coromant has developed the world's largest boring bar. It was developed specifically to meet the machining requirements of a Finnish engineering company.

Sandvik has joined forces with Microsoft and other companies to alleviate the challenging process of greenhouse gas emission data reporting. It’s a project that could revolutionize sustainability reporting.

Richard Harris is President of Sandvik Rock Processing Solutions, a business area focused on the crushing and screening of rocks. Eco-efficient rock processing contributes to the electrification of society and it can significantly reduce the mining industry’s carbon footprint.

Authentic, ambitious and driven is how Vumbhoni Mathonsi describes herself. These are indispensable qualities for her legal role at Sandvik – and handy on an African safari too.

CGTech, acquired by Sandvik in 2020, is one of a number of software company acquisitions that are helping customers reap multiple benefits through digital technology.

The shift towards electric vehicles heralds massive changes for automakers and their suppliers. Fewer, but more complex, components and tools will be required.

His job is to set up a framework for internal control. A mission Arun Rathod accomplishes by successfully navigating the complex network that makes up the financial structure of Sandvik.

By refurbishing large mining equipment Sandvik Rock Processing Solutions is reducing costs, along with metal waste and carbon dioxide emissions.

Sandvik Coromant aims for net-zero by 2035, driven by Patrik Eurenius, Head of Sustainability and EHS. The key strategy involves using data to improve efficiency and sustainability in manufacturing. Initiatives like the Sustainability Analyzer and traceability programs exemplify how data aids in reducing emissions, enhancing circularity, and supporting investment decisions.

The energy transition relies on materials and minerals that are frequently mined in open pits. Sandvik develops equipment for surface mining to help mine operators contribute to net zero along the entire value chain.

Circularity is a wide concept covering design, product life extension, and resource recovery. Sandvik contributes to a circular society – and helps its customers contribute too.

With its new production unit in Malaysia for underground vehicles, Sandvik is increasing its capacity to help customers make the shift towards the sustainable mine of the future.