As of early 2026, the threat level in Finland is Elevated (Level 2 on a four-tier scale). This assessment indicates that while an attack is possible, the Finnish authorities are actively monitoring and countering potential threats from both individual "lone actors" and organized extremist groups. The Four-Tier Scale The "menu" of threat levels consists of four categories:
While the term "Terrori-valikko" can sound alarming, the system is designed to provide transparency. The public is generally advised to: TERRORI-VALIKKO
There is a heightened threat. Individual actors or small groups may have the intent or capability to act. As of early 2026, the threat level in
Supo monitors both far-right extremism and radical Islamist movements. The threat from the far-right has seen a notable increase in recent years, characterized by decentralized networks and the praise of "accelerationist" violence. How the Public Should Respond The public is generally advised to: There is
There are no known threats or groups with the intent or capability to carry out an attack.
An attack is considered likely. Intelligence indicates specific plans or a high degree of motivation and capability.
Authorities emphasize that an "Elevated" level does not mean people should change their normal routines, but rather that security agencies are operating with increased awareness.