Around Finnish Entrepreneur’s Day, Finnish Startup Community has been highlighting Finnish startups and growth companies building solutions to some of society’s most important challenges.
Behind every company is a problem someone decided was worth solving.
For Juho Niemi of CRACI, that problem is cyber resilience, how companies stay secure and ready as cyber threats, supply-chain risks and regulatory pressure increase.
Cyber resilience is becoming harder to ignore
In 2025, Traficom’s National Cyber Security Centre received 20,890 cyber incident reports in Finland (Traficom, 2026).
For CRACI, companies face key gaps in visibility and cyber readiness, while supply-chain security risks and regulatory pressure continue to increase.
Juho also points to the EU Cyber Resilience Act as creating new business continuity risks and friction for innovative, fast-moving companies.
Automating cyber resilience
CRACI is building an automated cyber resilience platform.
The platform is designed to address gaps in visibility and cyber readiness while helping companies manage supply-chain security and compliance challenges.
According to CRACI, its approach enables deterministic attack prevention, even for patient zero.
The ambition is straightforward.
As Juho puts it:
“Make supply chain security risk and compliance issues in yesterday’s news.”
If CRACI succeeds, the goal is to make cyber resilience, supply-chain security and compliance less of a recurring challenge for companies.
What needs to change in Finland?
For Juho, Finland needs to become more willing to try new solutions quickly.
He sees a difference compared with places such as San Francisco and Stockholm, where builders are more willing to test new products in practice and then decide whether to buy based on actual use.
In Finland, he feels new solutions too often need to go through multiple meetings and stakeholders before they are even tried.
As Juho puts it:
“Tehdään vaan needs to evolve to Tehdään ja kokeillaan vaan.”
For CRACI, building stronger cyber resilience is a problem too important to ignore.
Entrepreneurs Build. Because Some Problems Are Too Important to Ignore.