beem: Simply secure

beem
Simply secure

Working securely from anywhere and protecting your business is finally simple. With every connection, employees, business partners and devices are automatically protected against growing cyber threats. At any time and from anywhere.

Simply everyone and everything

beem protects all users, devices and company sites.

Simply everywhere

Securely connected everywhere. Whether working from home, in the office or on the move.

Simply secure, always

beem protects against daily cyberthreats – now and always.

Cybersecurity is now more complex

When employees work from everywhere on different devices, it is hard to ensure security. Companies have to protect everything individually and lack the expertise they need to do so. At the same time, cyber incidents are becoming ever more common.

Up-to-date protection with beem

Work from anywhere without having to worry about cybersecurity. The secure and private beemNet corporate network is your trusted gateway to the Internet, protecting all connected devices and networks in real time.

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Experience the
new world of beem

beem Highlights

Broad protection in beemNet

beemNet is your secure corporate network in Switzerland and your trusted gateway to the Internet. It enables you to be anonymous as you surf and provides real-time protection protection against cyberthreats for all connected devices and networks.

Modular solutions to suit you

beem offers highly effective security, always seamlessly integrated into a modular solution for networking, communication and other services.

Innovative,
up‑to‑date security 

The specialist knowledge of over 300 Swisscom security professionals ensures that the protection mechanisms used by beem are updated daily and continuously developed through the use of innovation.

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Protect yourself
from cyber risks

Businesses are increasingly falling victim to cybercrime or accidental data loss. This can often lead to significant financial losses or even, in the worst-case scenario, bring your business to a halt. Mobile working, especially when employees use their own devices, creates complex security risks that are difficult to manage.

Number of cyber incidents reported (Swiss National Cyber Security Centre NCSC)

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49%

Cyber incidents

In 2025, one in two companies fell victim to cybercrime.

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32%

Business interruptions

A third of the companies affected had to cease operations.

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73%

Significant damage

Three quarters of the companies incurred significant financial damage.

2024 and 2025 figures for Switzerland and worldwide. CISCO Cybersecurity Readiness Index, digitalswitzerland Cyber Study and Forrester State of Data Security Report.

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The consequences of a cyber attack  

The consequences of a cyber attack are severe. These real-life examples from Swiss companies show exactly that.

Example Ransomware Attack: Company in the Construction Sector  

12 days

Partial operational disruption

35’000.–

Costs for IT systems analysis and recovery  

Company data

Stolen and encrypted

The attackers created a manipulated SEO download page that appeared at the top of Bing search results for an admin tool. An employee clicked on the link, a trojan was installed, and the attackers gained access to the network via a backdoor. Data was exfiltrated and the network was subsequently encrypted.

Example ransomware attack: service-sector company

18 days

Complete operational shutdown

62’000.–

Costs for restoring IT systems

Company data

Stolen and encrypted

Weak VPN credentials were discovered and exploited. Using a VPN account with administrator privileges, the attacker moved laterally through the network, disabled security mechanisms and backups, stole sensitive data, and then deployed ransomware.

Example of extortion: company in the healthcare and medical sector  

1 work day

Business interruption 

5’000.–

Costs for restoring IT systems

User login credentials 

Stolen and used to send extortion emails

Attackers compromised a user mailbox and used it to send extortion emails to other members of staff at their personal email addresses. The emails referenced the password that the user had been using for a platform used by the client.

Example ransomware attack: company in manufacturing, trades and industry   

11 working days

Business interruption 

35’000.–

Cost of IT system recovery 

Company data

Stolen and encrypted 

The attackers identified a publicly accessible server with no two-factor protection, gained entry via automated login attempts and spread throughout the network. They stole confidential data, encrypted critical files and demanded a ransom.d.

Imagine a world …

... with security
everywhere

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… without malware 

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… without phishing

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... with protected devices

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... with secure WLAN

… without
insecure logins

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