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Poland Ranks Among the World’s Top Targets for Cyberthreats

Poland ranked first worldwide for the number of detected downloaders—malicious programs designed to download additional threats onto infected devices—and for detections of CloudEye, a tool used to conceal and...

2026-07-22

European Defence Industry Attracts Record Investment but Funding Gap Persists

European Union countries belonging to NATO spent an average of 2.5% of GDP on...

2026-07-22

Russian FSB Unit Allegedly Targeted Polish Combined Heat and Power Plants as EU Imposes New Sanctions

Poland is among the countries that, according to the European Union and NATO, have...

2026-07-22

Financial Institutions Turn Their Attention to Poland’s Defence Sector

Financial institutions are showing growing interest in supporting Poland’s defence sector, driven by rapidly...

2026-07-22

Cybercriminals Are Stealing Data for the Future. Companies Must Prepare for the Quantum Era

As many as 96 percent of companies recorded at least one cybersecurity incident last...

2026-07-22

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Cybercriminals use advertising tools to infect devices

HP has published their quarterly HP Wolf Security Threat Insights Report which suggests that cybercriminals are continuously discovering new methods of infecting devices. The...

Big Army, Big Challenges: Can Poland Build a Force to Match the Threat?

The experiences from Ukraine demonstrate that a vital aspect of a country's functioning during war times is the efficient mobilization of citizens and a...

ChatGPT Attacked by Anonymous Sudan and SkyNet

The hacking groups Anonymous Sudan and SkyNet have carried out a cyber attack on OpenAI, a giant in generative artificial intelligence, causing disruptions in...

Poland leads in defense spending in NATO

Poland has unexpectedly become the leader among NATO countries in terms of military spending. According to estimates, last year's military spending reached 3.9% of...

Can Poland Bridge the Gap Between Military Needs and Investment Realities?

In the context of securing critical infrastructure, the main role is played by the services of the Polish state, as well as institutions or...

The game of “good and bad” artificial intelligence will start soon

Mikko Hyppönen – a cybersecurity expert at WithSecure – identifies five key areas in which cybercriminals will use artificial intelligence (AI) to conduct attacks....

The escalating tensions that could lead to a global conflict

The majority of European Union countries are members of the North Atlantic Alliance - and even if some European countries are not, they aim...

SMEs Must Embrace Pragmatism to Meet NIS-2 Requirements

With the implementation of the NIS-2 directive at the European Union level, cybersecurity requirements will significantly expand also in Poland from October 2024. Thousands...

New NIS2 Cybersecurity Directive Increases Costs and Compliance Obligations for Businesses

The NIS2 cybersecurity directive places a number of new obligations on companies operating within the European Union. The national law of each member of...

Despite No Direct Threat, Ongoing Investment in Military and Infrastructural Security Remains Crucial

The Polish energy and critical infrastructure system continuously maintains a heightened state of alert. At present, there is no direct threat, such as the...

Artificial Intelligence Empowering Cybercriminals with Sophisticated Phishing Attacks

The Guardian, citing the British Cybersecurity Agency (NCA), warns of the imminent threat of sophisticated phishing attacks enabled by artificial intelligence (AI). AI will...

Polish digital industry calls for cybersecurity strengthening

The Digital Poland Association, representing the Polish digital and new technologies industry, has submitted a list of recommendations to the Ministry of Digitization to...

Fake NFT airdrop caused losses for over 200,000 users

Cybercriminals are once again ingeniously exploiting blockchain technology. A multi-step scheme involving the use of fake websites aimed to steal assets from connected user...

Rising costs, staff shortages threaten Polish security industry

The significant jumps in the minimum wage for work, coupled with a general increase in costs associated with high inflation, pose a formidable challenge...

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Stable Number of Insolvencies Masks Sharp Rise in Corporate Debt

Poland Has 19,000 AI Companies, but Few Businesses Are Ready to Use Their Solutions

Low-Margin Contracts and Late Payments Weigh on Outsourcing Providers

U.S. Companies Have Invested $30 Billion in Poland and Employ Nearly 330,000 People

Nearly 85% of Business Services Leaders in Poland Are Adopting Generative AI

Stable Number of Insolvencies Masks Sharp Rise in Corporate Debt

Poland Has 19,000 AI Companies, but Few Businesses Are Ready to Use Their Solutions

Low-Margin Contracts and Late Payments Weigh on Outsourcing Providers

U.S. Companies Have Invested $30 Billion in Poland and Employ Nearly 330,000 People

Nearly 85% of Business Services Leaders in Poland Are Adopting Generative AI

SECURITY

Poland Ranks Among the World’s Top Targets for Cyberthreats

European Defence Industry Attracts Record Investment but Funding Gap Persists

Russian FSB Unit Allegedly Targeted Polish Combined Heat and Power Plants as EU Imposes New Sanctions

Financial Institutions Turn Their Attention to Poland’s Defence Sector

Cybercriminals Are Stealing Data for the Future. Companies Must Prepare for the Quantum Era

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