Migrate from Cyberday

Cyberday and OptiTech overlap on the Nordic angle, so teams usually move for the automation depth: continuous technical evidence collection from your systems instead of task checklists, auto-remediation, Swedish incident flows to MSB and IMY, and the AI copilot.

What you can import

• Tasks and controls: Cyberday's task-based model maps to OptiTech controls against your active frameworks
• Policies: exported documents imported with content intact, with version control and e-signing applied
• Framework selections: your active frameworks (NIS2, ISO 27001, DORA, GDPR) carry straight over
• Vendor records: your supplier list into the vendor register

1. Export from Cyberday

   Export your tasks, policies, and reports. Include assurance reports if you want them available as historical records.

2. Upload to the import assistant

   In the Console, open Settings, then Import, and upload the export. Tasks map to controls, and anything OptiTech can verify automatically through an integration switches from manual to continuous at cutover.

3. Connect your integrations

   This is the step that changes the day-to-day: connect Microsoft 365, your cloud, your code hosting, and the Swedish systems (Fortnox, Visma, BankID, Kivra). Controls that were manual check-offs become continuously verified.

4. Verify and cut over

   When your controls are green in OptiTech, cancel the old subscription.

What you gain

• Continuous technical evidence collection instead of manual task completion
• Auto-remediation: fix failing controls via API or a ready-made ticket
• The MSB incident flow (24 hours, 72 hours, one month) and the IMY 72-hour flow
• The AI copilot for policy drafting and questionnaire answers
• Vendor risk management with automated questionnaires across your supply chain