Board members now carry personal liability. Can you demonstrate control?
The NIS2 directive gives boards direct responsibility for cybersecurity. In Sweden, the Cybersecurity Act (cybersäkerhetslagen, SFS 2025:1506) codifies this since 15 January 2026, including management prohibition for 1–3 years for repeated serious violations. CSDDD requires companies to conduct due diligence that boards should oversee. Without systematic controls, risk increases.
Boards at companies of all sizes use AmpliFlow for their oversight.
Regulations have changed. Has your board governance kept up?
NIS2 requires board approval of cybersecurity measures, and since 15 January 2026, the Cybersecurity Act makes this a legal obligation in Sweden. CSDDD requires companies to conduct due diligence on human rights and environmental impacts, creating oversight obligations for the board. Corporate law requires internal control. Can you document that you fulfill these?
Personal liability for cybersecurity incidents
The NIS2 directive enables holding individual board members personally liable for inadequate cybersecurity governance. The Cybersecurity Act (cybersäkerhetslagen, SFS 2025:1506) makes this enforceable in Sweden since 15 January 2026, with management prohibition for 1–3 years as a possible consequence.
Requirement for documented oversight
It's no longer enough to rely on management's reporting. The board needs its own access to verifiable data.
Due diligence obligations
CSDDD requires companies to conduct due diligence on environmental and human rights impacts across their chain of activities. The board needs to oversee that this happens.
Poor visibility into operational risks
Operational risks can grow significant before reaching the boardroom. Without proactive visibility, oversight becomes reactive.
AmpliFlow gives the board direct visibility
With AmpliFlow, the board gets access to operational information directly, without having to go through management for summaries.
- Dashboards with risk and deviation overview
- Risk register with assessments and action status
- Progress toward strategic goals with clear KPIs
- Audit results and action status
- Deviation statistics and trends
- Full change history and traceability
From legal requirements to documented control
AmpliFlow helps the board fulfill its statutory obligations with verifiable data, not just management's verbal reporting.
What the law requires
- Approve cybersecurity measures (NIS2 / Cybersecurity Act)
- Oversight of company due diligence (CSDDD)
- Ensure good internal control (corporate law)
- Continuously assess the company's situation
- Follow up that the CEO manages ongoing operations
- Ensure management cybersecurity training (Cybersecurity Act)
What AmpliFlow provides
- Risk register with real-time status
- Change history and full traceability
- Goal achievement with trend overview
- Deviation statistics per area
- Audit results and actions
Information from across the organization
The board's overview builds on data from all parts of the management system, automatically updated.
Risk Management
See the company's risk register with assessments and actions.
Learn more →Goals & KPIs
Track strategic goals and operational key metrics.
Learn more →Internal Audit
Review audit results and corrective actions.
Learn more →Deviation Management
Overview deviations, trends, and action status.
Learn more →Value for the board
Documented oversight
Demonstrate that the board actively exercises its oversight duty with verifiable data and traceability.
Reduced personal risk
With systematic oversight, the board's position is strengthened in any review of NIS2 compliance or the company's CSDDD obligations. The Cybersecurity Act allows management prohibition for 1–3 years for repeated serious violations: documented control is your defense.
Independent verification
See data directly from the source instead of summaries from management.
Proactive risk management
Identify and address risks before they become critical, instead of reacting after incidents.
Efficient board meetings
With prepared information, meeting time can be devoted to strategic discussions instead of status updates.
Clear certification status
See directly where the organization stands regarding certifications via audit results and actions.
Questions about AmpliFlow for the board
Answers to common questions about board access to AmpliFlow.
What information can the board see in AmpliFlow?
The board can access dashboards showing risk status, goal achievement, audit results, and deviation statistics. Board members can be granted read access to the risk register and goal tracking via role-based access control.
Do board members need their own user accounts?
Yes, each board member can have their own account with customized permissions. This ensures traceability and that the right information reaches the right people.
How is information accuracy ensured?
AmpliFlow displays data directly from the organization's operational systems. Information is updated continuously and cannot be manipulated after the fact thanks to a complete audit log.
Can the board see historical data and trends?
Yes, AmpliFlow stores historical data that enables viewing trends over time. This is valuable for assessing business development between board meetings.
How is sensitive information protected?
AmpliFlow has role-based access control that ensures board members only see information they are authorized to access. All access is logged for traceability.
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