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ARTICLE · 14 MAY 2025

Cybersecurity In Poland: Data, Challenges, And Key Trends For 2025

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Cybersecurity threats continue to escalate in Poland, highlighting the urgent need for robust defence mechanisms. According to data from the Ministry of Digitalisation...

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Bartosz Jankowski
Bartosz Jankowski

Penteris data protection and cybersecurity expert Bartosz Jankowski recently participated in a major cybersecurity conference in Katowice, Poland: "iŚląskie. Cyberbezpieczeństwo i AI dla samorządu, administracji i biznesu. Czyli co nas czeka w 2025 roku?" (iSilesia. Cybersecurity and AI for local government, administration, and business. What awaits us in 2025?). The conclusions raised during the conference are both insightful and thought-provoking.

Alarming Statistics on Cybersecurity Incidents

Cybersecurity threats continue to escalate in Poland, highlighting the urgent need for robust defence mechanisms. According to data from the Ministry of Digitalisation, 113,600 serious cyberattacks took place in Poland in 2024 alone. NASK (Poland's Research and Academic Computer Network) reported over 130,000 cyber incidents during the same year. These figures underscore the growing sophistication and frequency of cyber threats across Europe.

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