Poland expects a significant rise in cyber threats as artificial intelligence tools become more advanced and widely accessible, according to senior government officials. The country, already one of the most targeted in Europe due to its strong political support for Ukraine, has experienced a sharp increase in online attacks since 2022. Officials say the growing use of AI is likely to intensify these threats by enabling more sophisticated and automated cyber operations. Attackers can use AI to scale phishing campaigns, generate convincing fake content, and probe digital infrastructure more efficiently than before. The Polish government has warned that this evolving landscape will require stronger defensive capabilities, greater investment in cybersecurity systems, and closer coordination between public institutions and private tech providers. As AI adoption expands across both civilian and government sectors, experts believe cyber defense will become a central pillar of national security strategy, with continuous adaptation needed to counter rapidly evolving digital risks.
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