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AGENDA

POLANDS SECURITY CONGRESS

JUNE 11-12, 2025
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Day I
Day II

DAY I
JUNE 11, 2025
MAIN STAGE
COMMON PATH SMART CITY FORUM & POLAND SECURITY CONGRESS
8:30-10:00
Guest Registration
10:00-10:10
Grand Opening of the Congress
10:10-10:25
Speech by the Co-chairs of the Program Council

  • Konrad Fijołek, Mayor of Rzeszów City, Co-chair of the KBP Program Council
  • Krzysztof Dyki, President of the Board, ComCERT, Co-chair of the KBP Program Council
  • Radosław Maćkiewicz, Director of the Central IT Center, Ministry of Digitalization, Co-chair of the KBP Program Council
INAUGURAL BLOCK: NATIONAL SECURITY FORCES AND RESOURCES
10:25-10:45
Speech by Guests of Honor
  • Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Defence
10:45-11:35
STRATEGY FOR SECURITY

Inaugural Debate

  • The role of the Republic of Poland in shaping the new geopolitical order in Central and Eastern Europe
  • Geopolitics and hybrid threats – the impact of changing realities on national security
  • Strategy for the development of the Polish defense and armaments industry based on Polish technologies
  • Cybersecurity in the face of global economic and geopolitical tensions
  • Poland’s cooperation with NATO in the context of strengthening the eastern flank of the pact – the role of our country on the international stage.
  • The role of the USA in shaping security policy in Europe
  • Security in Europe and Poland against the background of Russia-Ukraine peace agreements
  • Change in approach to financing armed forces in Europe – %GDP for armed forces in Poland and other NATO countries
  • The Three Seas Initiative and the Bucharest Nine in the context of the armed conflict in Ukraine
Speakers
  • Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Defence
  • gen. dyw. Karol Molenda, Commander of the Cyber Defence Forces Component
  • Cezary Stypułkowski, President of the Management Board, Bank Pekao
  • Jan Rajchel, President of the Governmental Agency for Strategic Reserves
  • gen. Edward Gruszka, Advisor at the Office of the Minister of National Defence
  • Paweł Kowal, Chairman of the Sejm Foreign Affairs Committee*
Moderator
  • Patrycjusz Wyżga, Journalist, Wirtualna Polska & Host of the “didaskalia” podcast
11:35-12:20
BUILDING SOCIAL RESILIENCE TO CONTEMPORARY
THREATS. THE ROLE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN CRISIS MANAGEMENT
Debate
  • How safe are Polish cities? Is a safe city a smart city?
  • Lessons from the past – are current cooperation mechanisms sufficient? Coordination of military and local government actions in the face of military and non-military threats
  • Crisis management during floods and natural disasters – possibilities and limitations
  • Food security
  • Tasks of local governments in civil protection and civil defense – collective shelters
  • Building social resilience – education and mobilization of society
  • Disinformation as a 21st-century tool – how to create the best communication channels?
Speakers
  • Wiesław Leśniakiewicz, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Interior and Administration*
  • Adriana Porowska, Minister for Civil Society of Poland
  • Konrad Fijołek, Mayor of Rzeszów City
  • Kordian Kolbiarz, Mayor of Nysa
  • Andrzej Dopierała, Vice President of Asseco Poland, President of Asseco Data Systems
  • st. bryg. Mariusz Lenartowicz, Director of the Civil Protection Bureau, National Headquarters of the State Fire Service
  • Teresa Kubas-Hul, Voivode of Podkarpackie*
Moderator
  • Patrycjusz Wyżga, Journalist, Wirtualna Polska & Host of the “didaskalia” podcast
12:20-12:50
End of the inaugural part. Break
THEMATIC TRACK
POLAND SECURITY CONGRESS

MAIN STAGE
BLOCK: TECHNOLOGY IN SECURITY
12:50-13:10

LAW AND FINANCING IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SECURITY PROJECTS
Introduction to the block / Debate
  • Financing cybersecurity requirements – financial engineering and financing security
  • PPP – How can the private sector support the public sector?
  • Legal changes needed for implementation and their execution (e.g., NIS-2 Directive, DORA, and CER)
  • Legal and procurement aspects and business continuity
  • The role of VC and PE funds
Speakers
  • Jan Szyszko, Secretary of State, Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy
  • Agnieszka Kucharska, Deputy Director of the Cybersecurity Department, Social Insurance Institution
  • Stanisław Kastory, Co-founder & Partner, Expeditions Fund
Moderator
  • ❖ Representative of a law firm
13:10-13:25

NATO Cybersecurity – Opportunities and Challenges
Case study
  • Krzysztof Dyki, President of the Board, ComCERT
13:25-13:35
Digital security in the context of current challenges
Speech
  • Krzysztof Paszyk, Minister of Development and Technology, Ministry of Development and Technology*
13:35-14:25
TECHNOLOGICAL SECURITY & CYBERSECURITY
Debate
  • Cybersecurity in the face of global economic and geopolitical tensions
  • Technological sovereignty of Poland. How can Poland develop domestic technological solutions to become independent of foreign suppliers?
  • Attacks on data centers and the use of cloud technologies
  • Advantage in cyberspace and harnessing its potential
  • Development of autonomous cyber defense systems – cyber weapons, cyber army
  • Polish technological thought and its role in international cooperation
Speakers
  • Krzysztof Paszyk, Minister of Development and Technology, Ministry of Development and Technology*
  • Radosław Maćkiewicz, Co-chair of the KBP Program Council; Director of the Central IT Center
  • Maciej Wyczesany, President of the Management Board, Apator SA
  • Szymon Sobczak, Deputy Director of Security Department, mBank
  • Dariusz Piotrowski, VP, Managing Director, Dell Technologies Polska
  • Radosław Nielek, Director of NASK PIB
  • gen. bryg. Mariusz Chmielewski, Deputy Commander of the Cyber Defence Forces Component
  • Piotr Ciepiela, Global Leader for Architecture Security and Modern Technologies, Partner, EY
Moderator
  • Michał Ciemięga, Advisor to the Board of the Association of Security Experts of the Republic of Poland for Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence
14:25-14:35
Cooperation of the state and financial sectors
in building social resilience to cyber threats
Case study
  • Robert Sochacki, Vice President of the Management Board, Bank Pekao
14:35-14:45
The war in Ukraine and its impact on business and customer security
Case study
  • Tomasz Łużak, Product Manager IT Security, Netia
14:45-15:05

COOPERATION FOR E-SECURITY
Debate 2+1
  • PPP cooperation in providing qualified electronic signatures for citizens
  • Security of electronic signatures and the entire e-wallet
Speakers
  • Rafał Rosiński, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Digitalization
  • Artur Miękina, Director of Project Sales and e-Business Development, Asseco Data Systems
Moderator
  • Agnieszka Gawęcka-Kopytko, Head of the Operational Management and Business Continuity Team in the Area of Business Continuity Management, IT and OT, Tauron Group
BLOCK: POLISH DEFENSE INDUSTRY TOWARDS NATIONAL STRENGTH – INNOVATIONS, CHALLENGES, AND THE FUTURE OF DEFENSE
15:05-15:15
Modern technologies in the defense sector – what innovations will shape the future of the defense industry? An academic perspective
Presentation
  • Prof. dr hab. inż. dr h.c. Jarosław Wołejszo, Col. (ret.), Chairman of the Scientific Council for Security Sciences, President Stanisław Wojciechowski University of Kalisz
15:15-16:00
POLISH DEFENSE INDUSTRY TOWARDS NATIONAL STRENGTH – INNOVATIONS, CHALLENGES, AND THE FUTURE OF DEFENSE
Debate
  • Defense companies in the face of contemporary challenges. How to meet the growing demands for security and innovation?
  • Local content in the industry. What steps should be taken to increase local production in Poland? Strengthening the Polish defense industry through innovative military projects
  • Benefits of PPP for the Polish defense industry – examples of successful projects
  • The new arms race – how the quantity and modernity of armaments shape the balance of power in the world?
  • The impact of global corporations on the development of the local Defence and Aerospace industry – investments, new technologies, and cooperation with the defense industry
Speakers
  • Michał Szczerba, Member of the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy in the European Parliament
  • Gen. Jarosław Kraszewski, Member of the Board, RBL Defence Polska
  • Andrzej Guzowski, Director of the Defense Industry Department, Ministry of Development and Technology
  • Konrad Gołota, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of State Assets*
  • ❖ Representative of PFR
  • ❖ Representatives of defense sector companies (PGZ group)
Moderator
  • August Żywczyk, Vice President of the Board, Defence24

Conference Room 1, Ground Floor
SESSION DEFENCE HORIZON – DEFENSE INDUSTRY
12:50-13:35
POTENTIAL FOR ECONOMIC COOPERATION BETWEEN POLAND
AND THE USA IN THE DEFENSE SECTOR
  • How to effectively develop cooperation between Poland and the USA in the defense sector?
  • Strengthening security – USA on NATO’s eastern flank
  • Development of the Polish defense industry through the transfer of American technologies
  • Improving the interoperability of armed forces – military cooperation
Speakers
  • gen. dyw. pil. Cezary Wiśniewski, Deputy Commander General of the Armed Forces Branches
  • Gen. Jarosław Kraszewski, Member of the Board, RBL Defence Polska
  • Paweł Kowal, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee*
  • Jacek Bartosiak, CEO & Founder, Strategy&Future*
Moderator
  • Jacek Marcin Raubo, Head of Strategic Analysis Department, Defence24*

13:35-14:25
LOCAL CONTENT IN THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY
  • Strengthening the Polish defense industry – the role of public institutions in promoting and financing local production
  • Institutional support for the development of new technologies in the defense sector
  • Increasing the share of local production in the Polish defense industry
  • Strategic offset agreements of the Polish defense industry
  • Building Poland’s technological sovereignty
  • Financing, i.e., funds for armaments
  • Programs for defense
Speakers
  • Jacek Libucha, President of the Management Board, Wytwórnia Sprzętu Komunikacyjnego PZL-Świdnik
  • dr Katarzyna Rawska, Expert in offset agreements
  • Cezary Dominiak, President of the Management Board, Rosomak S.A.
  • Janusz Czaja, Director of the Development and Research Office, Huta Stalowa Wola (HSW)
  • ❖ Representative of the Ministry (MON, MAP)
Moderator
  • Lt. Gen. (ret.) Jarosław Gromadziński, President, Academy Defence24
Conference Room 1, Ground Floor
SESSION #DISINFORMATION

14:35-15:15
In the shadow of lies – propaganda and disinformation as a 21st-century tool
Debate
  • Disinformation as a tool in hybrid warfare and attempts to combat it during a crisis
  • The psychology of disinformation. How do false information shape citizens’ decisions and attitudes?
  • Countering disinformation
  • The role of social media in shaping the image of services working for state security
Speakers
  • Andrzej Dulka, President of the Management Board, Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications
  • Ryszard Piotrowski, Cybersecurity Coordinator, Marshal’s Office of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship
  • Mateusz Grzeszczuk, Author and Host, Podróż bez Paszportu (Journey without a Passport)
  • dr hab. Agata Tyburska, Professor at the Institute of Preventive Service, Faculty of Security and Legal Sciences, Police Academy in Szczytno, Police Academy in Szczytno
  • Mirosław Wróblewski, President of the Management Board, UODO (Personal Data Protection Office)
  • dr hab. Gabriel Nowacki, WAT* (Military University of Technology)
Moderator
  • ❖ TBC
15:15-15:25
Election disinformation
Presentation
  • ❖ Representative of NASK
15:25-15:35
PEM Report on combating disinformation
  • Andrzej Dulka, President of the Management Board, Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications

13:30-15:30
Challenges of the Governmental Agency for Strategic Reserves
in times of uncertainty. Procurement process procedures. RARS Workshop Room 2nd floor
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13:30-14:30
Challenges of the Governmental Agency for Strategic Reserves in times of uncertainty. Procurement process procedures.
    • The role and importance of the Governmental Agency for Strategic Reserves in the economy and national security
    • Discussion of uncertainty factors, such as economic, political, or pandemic crises, and their impact on procurement processes.
    • Procurement process procedures:
      • Procurement planning
      • Tenders and negotiations
      • Contract execution supervision
      • Risk management
      • Increasing transparency of procurement processes

Part 1 Introduction and presentation of the procurement process
Part 2 Client Grouping
Part 3 Procedures and formalities – interactive workshops and Q&A session

Speakers
  • Andrzej Hawryluk, Deputy President of the Governmental Agency for Strategic Reserves*
  • Jacek Czech, Director of the Digital Transformation Office, Governmental Agency for Strategic Reserves
  • Agnieszka Szajkowska, Governmental Agency for Strategic Reserves*
14:30-15:30

Meetings with RARS representatives

15:45
END OF DAY I OF THE CONGRESS
20:00
Grand Gala (entry by personal invitation only) and announcement of the Diamond Shields Competition winners (competition entries are free of charge)

DAY II
JUNE 12, 2025
MAIN STAGE
8:00-9:30
Guest Registration
BLOCK: KEY SERVICES – CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
9:30-10:00
Opening of Day II and Keynote speech
10:00-10:55
CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE AS A NATIONAL SECURITY IMPERATIVE

Debate

  • Ensuring the security of key service supplies in the face of contemporary threats
  • Effective protection of critical facilities in the cyber sphere
  • Investments in unmanned systems as an innovative system supporting security
  • Railway modernization and transport security. Investments in railway infrastructure as a key to supply chain continuity and mobility of strategic resources
  • Intensification of air and water monitoring in rivers, lakes, and water supply networks
  • Offshore wind farms and ensuring the security of critical infrastructure from the sea
  • Amendment to the Crisis Management Act to implement the CER Directive and challenges related to the standardization of physical security of CI facilities
Speakers
  • Dariusz Klimczak, Minister of Infrastructure*
  • Łukasz Zaworski, Member of the Management Board, Apator SA
  • Marcin Lebiecki, Vice President of the Management Board, Asseco Cloud
  • Witold Skomra, Head of the Critical Infrastructure Protection Department, Government Centre for Security
  • Aleksandra Gryguć, Director of the Security and Protection Division, Business Continuity Management System Coordinator, Data Protection Officer, Municipal Water and Sewerage Company in Warsaw
  • Tomasz Paszkiewicz, Director, Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience, EY Poland
  • Rafał Batkowski, Executive Director for Control & Security, ORLEN
  • ❖ Representative of Stalexport Autostrady
  • ❖ Representative of CPK (Central Communication Port)
Moderator
  • dr Damian Szlachter, CI Protection Expert, Polish National Security Society
10:55-11:35
COMMUNICATIONS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECURITY

Debate

  • Telecommunications and development of the digital network – communication mechanisms and tools
    • AI and cloud computing for automation and operational efficiency
    • Advanced satellite communication systems
  • Connectivity for critical infrastructure – building modern networks and their security
  • Development of key projects in telecommunications and information technologies
  • New generation networks – creation and implementation of 5G and future 6G standards
    • Infrastructure complexity, investment costs, regulations, and application in advanced IoT
Speakers
  • Mariusz Kijowski, Director of the Communications and IT Bureau, Border Guard Headquarters
  • Przemysław Gęsiak, Manager of the Plus MCX Network Team, Polkomtel
  • Jacek Oko, President, UKE (Office of Electronic Communications)
  • Bogdan Łaga, President of the Management Board, Polish Chamber of Electronic Communications*
  • Col. Dr. Eng. Rafał Kasprzyk, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Cybernetics, Military University of Technology*
  • ❖ Representative of Exatel
  • ❖ Representative of Orange
Moderator
  • TBC

MAIN STAGE
BLOCK: BANKING SECTOR FOR FINANCING SECURITY
11:35-12:15
BANKING SECTOR FOR FINANCING SECURITY
Debate
  • Financing the purchase of armaments and security-related investments
  • Creating a banking fund – how to construct a mechanism for granting preferential loans to the defense sector?
  • Credit conditions for banks – what requirements must applicants meet to obtain financing?
  • Resilience of financial institutions in the face of a crisis – legal barriers and challenges in the event of a conflict
Speakers
  • Beata Frankiewicz-Boniecka, Director of the Strategic Client Department, Bank Pekao
  • Arkadiusz Lewicki, Coordinator of the Defense Financing Team, Polish Bank Association
  • ❖ Representative of the Ministry of Finance leadership
  • ❖ Representative of ING Bank Polski
  • ❖ Representative of BNP Paribas Bank Polska SA
  • ❖ Representative of Kredobank
Moderator
  • ❖ TBC
12:15-12:25
Digital bunker
Case Study
  • Dominik Żochowski, Co-Founder / President of the Board, ENGAVE
12:25-13:05

NETWORKING BREAK
BLOCK: TRANSPORT & ENERGY
13:05-13:35
THE ROLE OF THE AVIATION SECTOR IN POLAND – CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN THE CONTEXT OF SECURITY
Debate
  • Development of the aviation sector in Poland and the possibilities of fully utilizing technological potential to improve security
  • Procurement and tenders for the civil and military sectors
  • The role of aviation infrastructure – modernization, logistics, and resilience to threats
  • Podkarpackie aviation hub
Speakers
  • Piotr Ozga, CISCO, Polish Aviation Group
  • Maciej Lasek, Secretary of State, Government Plenipotentiary for the Central Communication Port, Ministry of Infrastructure
  • ❖ Representative of CPK (Central Communication Port)
  • ❖ Representative of Pratt&Whitney
Moderator
  • Łukasz Malinowski, Managing Director of the media division, editor-in-chief, TOR Economic Advisors Group*
13:15-13:25
Cyberinfrastructure security
Case Study
  • ❖ Representative of Eviden
13:45-14:25
POLAND ENERGY SECURITY
Debate
  • Security and the strategy for the transformation of Polish energy
  • Stability of gas supplies in the face of regional and global political tensions
  • The future of nuclear energy and Poland’s security
  • Increasing and fragmenting the ownership of onshore renewable energy generation sources from a security perspective
Speakers
  • Miłosz Motyka, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Climate and Environment
  • ❖ Representative of PSE (Polish Power Grid Operator)
  • ❖ Representative of Polish Nuclear Power Plants
  • Grzegorz Onichimowski, President of the Management Board, PSE*
  • Grzegorz Lot, President of the Management Board, Tauron*
  • Sławomir Staszak, President of the Management Board, Energa*
  • Daniel Świętochowski, President of the Management Board, PERN* (Oil and Gas Transportation)
  • Dariusz Marzec, President of the Management Board, PGE Polish Energy Group*
  • Piotr Piela, acting President of the Management Board, Polish Nuclear Power Plants*
  • Artur Osuchowski, Member of the Management Board for Energy and Energy Transformation, ORLEN*
Moderator
  • prof. Mariusz Ruszel, President, I. Łukasiewicz Energy Policy Institute in Rzeszów
BLOCK: GUARDIANS OF SECURITY – THE KEY ROLE OF UNIFORMED SERVICES IN PROTECTING AND DEFENDING THE COUNTRY
14:25-14:35
Advanced IT solutions in intelligence analysis
Presentation
  • Dariusz Darnowski, Director of the International Organizations and Solutions for the Security Sector Division, Asseco Poland
14:35-14:50
Presentation

14:50-15:30
GUARDIANS OF SECURITY – THE KEY ROLE OF UNIFORMED SERVICES IN PROTECTING AND DEFENDING THE COUNTRY
Debate
  • Uniformed services for the security of the Republic of Poland. In what direction are uniformed services heading to effectively protect Poland’s security?
  • “Undercover” In the shadow of secret operations – the mission of Special Services in combating threats
  • Experiences and conclusions from the Russia-Ukraine conflict for Poland’s security
  • Cooperation of the Fire Service with uniformed services. Cooperation as a factor increasing citizen security
  • Anti-terrorist security in times of increased threat – BRAVO level and its resulting tasks
  • Compulsory military service as a potential factor strengthening the state’s defense capabilities
Speakers
  • Andrzej Szewiński, Deputy Chairman of the Sejm National Defence Committee
  • Col. Paweł Boruszewski, 18th Capital Territorial Defence Brigade, WOT (Territorial Defence Force)
  • Maj. Jacek Kowalik, Former commander of the GROM special unit operational group*
  • Gen. dyw. Dr. Eng. Sławomir Drumowicz, Commander of the Special Forces Component*
  • Chief Supt. Marek Boroń, Chief Commander of the Police*
  • Brig. Gen. Dr. Jarosław Stróżyk, Military Counterintelligence Service*
  • Capt. Dr. Eng. Rafał Wróbel, Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Safety Engineering and Civil Protection, APOŻ* (Fire Academy)

CONFERENCE ROOM 1
SessionDEFENCE HORIZON – DEFENSE INDUSTRY
11:15-12:10
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND FOREIGN EXPANSION
Debate
  • Promotion of Polish military equipment. Why do Polish officers not sufficiently promote Polish equipment abroad?
  • Going abroad and the defense sector business in Poland. Why do Polish entities sell their solutions outside the country?
  • Effective building of strategic partnerships and distribution networks
Speakers
  • Cezary Dominiak, President of the Management Board, Rosomak S.A.
  • ❖ Representative of the Ministry (MON, MAP)
  • ❖ Representatives of PGZ Group companies
12:10-13:05

NETWORKING BREAK
13:05-14:05
INNOVATIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY
Debate
  • Searching for technologies in the civilian market. How can civilian technologies be adapted to the military sector?
  • Development of dual-use technologies
  • How can Polish universities support the development of innovative defense and armaments technologies?
  • How does the Ministry of National Defence support defense sector startups in developing defense technologies?
Speakers
  • prof. dr hab. inż. Jarosław Sęp, Vice-Rector for Development and Cooperation, Rzeszów University of Technology
  • Rozalia Urbanek, Investment Director, PFR Ventures
  • ❖ Representative of Wrocław University of Science and Technology
  • ❖ Representative of WAT (Military University of Technology)
  • ❖ Representative of MON (Ministry of National Defence)
15:30
END OF CONGRESS

*The organizer reserves the right to make changes to the agenda.



Day I

COMMON TRACK SMART CITY FORUM & POLAND SECURITY CONGRESS
MAIN STAGE
8:30-10:10
Guest Registration

10:00-10:10
Grand Opening of the Congress

10:10-10:25
Speech by the Co-Chairs of the Program Council

INAUGURAL BLOCK: National security forces and resources

10:25-10:45
Speech by Government Representatives

10:45-11:35
Strategy for security

11:35-12:20
Building social resilience to contemporary threats. The role of local governments in crisis management.

12:20 – 12:50
BREAK

THEMATIC TRACK
POLAND SECURITY CONGRESS

THEMATIC TRACK
SMART CITY FORUM

MAIN STAGE

12:50-15:05
BLOCK: Technology
in security

15:05-16:00
BLOCK: Polish defense industry towards national strength – innovations, challenges, and the future of defense

CONFERENCE ROOM 1

12:50-14:20
Session
DEFENCE HORIZON - DEFENSE INDUSTRY

14:35-15:35
Session
#DISINFORMATION

CONGRESS HALL
12:45-13:50
BLOCK: Designing cities with residents in mind

13:50-15:00
BLOCK: Urbantech – tools for the technological evolution of cities

15:00-15:35
Local governments in readiness

16:00
END OF DAY I OF THE CONGRESS

15:45
END OF DAY I OF THE CONGRESS

20:00
Grand Gala (entry by personal invitation only) and announcement of the Diamond Shields Competition and Smart City Awards (competition entries are free of charge)

DAY II

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