

NEWS AND EVENTS
Securenok is entering its next phase
Tonje Rønneberg Skei, CEO i Securenok
Over the past few years, both Securenok and the OT cybersecurity market have developed significantly.
The need for stronger visibility and security in operational technology environments is no longer a discussion reserved for security specialists. It has become, and should continue to be, a management priority across critical infrastructure, manufacturing, energy, food production and other industries where operational continuity matters.
We see this clearly in the market, where the demand is increasing, our partner ecosystem is expanding, and our technology is being considered for increasingly larger and more complex deployments. At the same time, the value customers expect from OT security monitoring has increased considerably.
As a result, we have made the decision to increase SNOK's pricing by 30%, effective 01.01.2027
This is a significant adjustment, and it is intentional.
Pricing should reflect value
Securenok was built with a clear ambition: to make high-quality OT security monitoring easier to deploy, easier to operate and more accessible than many of the traditional alternatives in the market.
This remains our ambition, however, being accessible should not mean being undervalued.
Today we deliver capabilities that customers increasingly depend on to understand their OT environments, identify assets, monitor communication, detect deviations and strengthen their overall security posture, and we also operate in a market where comparable OT cybersecurity solutions are frequently priced substantially higher. As we have matured, we believe our pricing should more accurately reflect the value of the technology, the expertise behind it, and the business-critical environments it helps protect.
Regulation is increasing, cyber threats targeting critical infrastructure and industrial environments continue to evolve and boards and management teams are paying more attention to operational cyber risk.
Organisations are increasingly recognizing that they cannot protect environments they cannot see, and we expect this development to continue.
Our own growth and pipeline reinforce the same picture: companies are no longer only exploring OT visibility and monitoring, more of them are moving towards implementation, standardisation and larger-scale deployment.
What this means for customers currently evaluating Securenok
For organisations that are already in dialogue with Securenok or one of our partners, Orders confirmed before 31.12.2026 will retain current pricing.
After this date, the new pricing structure will apply.
If SNOK is already part of your OT cybersecurity plans for 2026 or 2027, this therefore represents a natural opportunity to move forward with projects that are already under evaluation.
Our team and partners will work closely with customers who want to clarify scope, deployment models or commercial terms before the new pricing takes effect.
A price increase is never a decision we take lightly, but we believe this is the right step for the company and an important part of positioning Securenok for the next phase of growth.
We will continue investing in our technology, our people, our partners and our ability to deliver strong OT cybersecurity capabilities to organisations across the Nordics and beyond.
The market is moving quickly. So are we.
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