Poland will spend more than 7 760 million to strengthen cybersecurity in the face of a possible russian threat
Kyiv • UNN
Poland will spend more than 3 billion zlotys to strengthen cybersecurity amid fears of potential cyber attacks from the russian federation during the European Parliament elections.
Poland will spend more than 3 billion zlotys to strengthen cybersecurity after a possible russian cyberattack. This is reported by Reuters, reports UNN.
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Poland's digitalization Minister Krzysztof Gavkowski said at a press conference on Monday that Poland will spend more than 3 billion zlotys (7 760 million) to strengthen cybersecurity.
As long as the European Parliament elections are held in Poland on Sunday, the authorities are on high alert about possible attempts by the russian federation to interfere in the vote.
