The Cybersecurity Strategy of the Republic of Poland, adopted in March 2026, sets national directions for digital resilience. Developed by the Ministry of Digitalization with state security bodies, it strengthens the National Cybersecurity System (KSC), creates sectoral CSIRTs, and establishes the NASK Cybersecurity Center. Notably, it prioritises the protection of minors through dedicated digital safety and cybersecurity education programs for youth, parents, and teachers, alongside school curriculum integrations and measures against cybercrime targeting children. It also advances technological sovereignty, post-quantum cryptography, public sector standards, and EU/NATO defence alignment.
The Cybersecurity Strategy of the Republic of Poland, adopted in March 2026, sets national directions for digital resilience. Developed by the Ministry of Digitalization with state security bodies, it strengthens the National Cybersecurity System (KSC), creates sectoral CSIRTs, and establishes the NASK Cybersecurity Center. Notably, it prioritises the protection of minors through dedicated digital safety and cybersecurity education programs for youth, parents, and teachers, alongside school curriculum integrations and measures against cybercrime targeting children. It also advances technological sovereignty, post-quantum cryptography, public sector standards, and EU/NATO defence alignment.
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