Keep Your Nordic Data Close and Secure

A private cloud service secures Nordic companies’ data – as uncertainty increases!

NetNordic offers Nordic companies a flexible and secure way to acquire computing power and storage capacity from its data centers located across all Nordic countries. With NetNordic’s Secure Private Cloud service, corporate customers gain access to versatile IT resources in an agile and controlled manner, with a cloud-like user experience. The service also provides a reliable platform for the use of AI.

“We provide companies with a flexible, secure, and scalable private cloud service. The location of data and ensuring data integrity are becoming increasingly important, as uncertainty in the operating environment has grown, even in the Western world. With our service, business decision-makers can focus confidently on developing their operations,” says Matthew Thomas Clark, Director responsible for NetNordic’s cloud services. “With our service, EU and US regulations also do not come into conflict when using IT, such as AI.”

NetNordic is a 100% Nordic company that delivers its Secure Private Cloud service from highly available, secure, and energy-efficient data centre environments. Customers can manage their IT resources themselves through self-service or leave the management to NetNordic’s professionals.

The risk awareness has risen to a new level in a very short time

Business decision-makers have broadly focused on identifying risks and ensuring continuity of operations, even in exceptional situations.

“When planning and building their IT environments, business decision-makers are paying attention to the increasing geopolitical uncertainty. As a new phenomenon over the past year, geopolitical risks originating from the West have also emerged. IT professionals are now asking questions that hardly anyone would have seriously asked a year ago. Increasing attention is being paid to the location of data, ensuring data integrity, and guaranteeing data availability. In my view, companies need more strategic planning and risk analysis with regard to their IT environments”, says Matthew Thomas Clark.

According to NetNordic’s Threat Intelligence Report, around 90% of European cloud workloads were running at the end of 2025 in IT environments owned by US companies. Clark highlights the rapid rise in popularity and growth of public cloud services that began 8–9 years ago.

“Back then, public cloud services were purchased almost like pick-and-mix candy from a store. Many have realized that certain workloads should never have been moved to the public cloud. High prices and hidden costs have come as a surprise to many business decision-makers. Companies are now also considering the impact of geopolitics and regulation on public cloud services. We also offer our customers high-quality cybersecurity solutions”, explains Clark.

Private cloud flexibility on par with public cloud services

In NetNordic’s Secure Private Cloud service, flexibility is on the same level as in public cloud services, and costs are accumulated transparently based on usage. The cloud service is particularly well suited for needs where workloads must be run in domestically located data centres due to data security, regulatory, or performance requirements.

“Our private cloud service also provides an excellent environment for using AI. We guarantee that our customers’ data and backups remain within the borders of the company’s home country. The ISO 27001 certification of our service demonstrates our ability to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of our customers’ data”, Matthew Clark says.

NetNordic employs approximately 650 experts across the Nordic countries, with certified expertise in IT infrastructures, networks, cybersecurity (including SOC), and AI. NetNordic operates a total of eight data centres in Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark.