Cybersecurity Conferences in Poland

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Cybersecurity in Poland has become increasingly prominent in the IT sector over the last few years. The nation is internationally recognized as a leader in IT security innovation, owing to its cutting-edge research, development, and implementation of solutions in the field.

Poland is host to a variety of cybersecurity conferences and events. These occur both annually and biannually, as well as regionally throughout the year. The largest annual event is the Cyber Security Forum of Poland, which takes place in Warsaw. It brings together experts from around the world to discuss the latest industry trends and debate security initiatives. It also provides a platform for networking and collaboration between all attendees.

The Arslegis conference is one of the largest and most popular events for cybersecurity professionals in Poland. It brings together technology leaders from both public and private sectors to explore best practices of cyber security and share insights and experiences. The conference also offers practical solutions tailored to Poland’s environment.

The International Cybercrime and Security Conference (ICCS) is one of the biggest cyber events in Poland. It provides a platform for stakeholders from the region and beyond to exchange ideas on tackling cybercrime. They discuss cutting-edge topics such as mobile and cloud computing, cybersecurity issues, and forensics. The event also covers trends in the legal and economic aspects of the field.

Overall, cybersecurity in Poland is gaining significant momentum with technology leaders, government bodies, and investors using innovative strategies to combat cyber threats. This includes investing in research and development, strengthening the cyber deterrence approach, and engaging in multi-stakeholder dialogues. Furthermore, initiatives such as the Cybersecurity Policy Framework and the Cyber-Physical Security Cluster are helping Poland strengthen its IT security operations.

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2nd December 2025 | Oh My Hack 2025

One of the most important Polish conferences on cybersecurity is back! Oh My Hack is a meeting of cybersecurity experts and enthusiasts who share best practices in the field of cybersecurity.The 7th edition of the OMH conference will take place on 2 December 2025 at PGE Narodowy in Warsaw.

Meet leading cybersecurity experts and exchange experiences. Select the most interesting among dozens of inspiring presentations and see them live. Learn about the latest case studies and solutions in IT security. Make valuable contacts with company representatives and develop a career in cybersecurity. Gain access to recordings of all lectures (within 6 tracks) after the event.

Adam Haertle, founder and editor-in-chief of the website Zaufana Trzecia Strona and co-host of the podcast Rozmowa Kontrolowana, is responsible for the high content value of the conference. The event is produced in collaboration with the PROIDEA team

Physical • Paid • Part of PROIDEA

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26th November 2025 | International Congress of Science and Technology (SAFE PLACE) 2025

The International Congress of Science and Technology, known as SAFE PLACE, stands as Poland’s largest event dedicated to safeguarding public buildings and critical infrastructure. Organized under the patronage of leading institutions, the congress sets a high standard for professional discourse and operational best practices. Attendees include decision-makers from public utilities, critical infrastructure sectors, and commercial enterprises, alongside scientists and security experts. The program is designed to address pressing challenges and share proven strategies for maintaining safety in complex environments.

The 2025 edition focuses on the resilience of public utility facilities and critical infrastructure against military, hybrid, and criminal threats. Through panel discussions, expert presentations, and sector-specific dialogues, participants will gain practical insights into mitigating risk and enhancing structural security. This gathering serves as a vital meeting point for professionals committed to strengthening Poland’s protective capabilities while fostering collaboration across industries and disciplines.

Physical • Paid • Part of Safety Project

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