Cybersecurity in Poland. What are the real challenges?[WYWIAD]

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Cybersecurity in Poland. What are the real challenges?[WYWIAD]

– Most cybercrimes are based on social engineering. Even people with advanced technical skills fall victim to fraud, said Witold Drożdż, member of the board of directors for strategy at Orange.

Is the importance of the topic of business resilience to cybersecurity-related risks and its importance for Poland, but also for entrepreneurs, sufficiently noted both by business leaders, i.e. by people like you, but also by the government and politicians?

There is no simple answer. Certainly, the level of awareness and assessment of the importance of resilience varies across companies and institutions. This is influenced by different experiences in this area.

AsWould you like to assess the degree of preparedness of Polish companies for cyber attacks?