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Poland extends high alert over cybersecurity threats

The CHARLIE-CRP alert level was originally to be in place until March 4, later extended to March 15, but now it will remain until March 31. RCB/Twitter

The Polish prime minister has extended until March 31 a heightened alert over threats in cyberspace for the country's public services, amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Poland extends high alert over cybersecurity threats

The Polish prime minister has extended until March 15 a heightened alert over threats in cyberspace for the country's public services, amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

PM raises alert level to CHARLIE-CRP

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki on Monday signed a decree increasing the alert level regarding threats in cyberspace from ALFA-CRP to CHARLIE-CRP; it is to be in place until March 4, Janusz Cieszyński, the government's plenipotentiary for cybersecurity, told PAP.

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Providers of 5G networks must fulfil Polish, EU requirements - Dep FM

Deputy Foreign Minister Piotr Wawrzyk told the Sejm (lower house) Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday that Poland is in discussions with Chinese 5G network providers, but they will have to meet Polish requirements in line with EU recommendations.

V4 chiefs of staff discuss cyber operations, training, epidemic

The military chiefs of staff of the Visegrad Group (V4) countries (Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary) met on Tuesday in Pruszkow, near Warsaw, to discuss joint training, cyber space operations and military cooperation in a pandemic situation.

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