Poland anticipates intensifying cyberattacks amid spread of advanced AI tools

13 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 28

Deputy digitalization minister Pawel Olszewski reports a sharp increase in Russian-sourced cyberattacks targeting Poland since Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
The Polish government warns that the proliferation of advanced artificial intelligence will likely escalate the scale and sophistication of online threats.
Poland, a vocal critic of Kremlin policies, faces mounting cybersecurity challenges as geopolitical tensions with Russia persist and technological capabilities evolve.

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