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ABOUT THE CLUSTER

Cybersecurity is not only a challenge. It is also an opportunity for those companies and research centres that, thanks to the knowledge and courage of innovators, secure digital transformation on global markets.

The #CyberMadeInPoland cluster was created as a platform for cooperation and promotion of the Polish cybersecurity industry. Its purpose is to shape and develop safe cyberspace in Poland and to promote Polish companies abroad. The cluster also aims to stimulate the cooperation of the sector with scientific institutions, public administration entities, international corporations, industry and trade chambers, and other partners.

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CLUSTER MEMBERS

The members of the #CyberMadeInPoland Cluster are Polish companies which are offering cybersecurity products and services

MAIN ACTIVITIES

#market education

#market education

  • Building recognition and trust in Polish brands
  • Creating awareness of cybersecurity challenges among Polish recipients
  • Education of the public sector, including local government units
  • Monitoring the dynamics of the cybersecurity market in Poland

#certification and regulation

#certification and regulation

  • Polish certification system
  • Support for the creation of pro-development public policies for the IT security sector
  • Standardization of security requirements in relation to specific sectors of the economy
  • Facilitations and support for SMEs and startups in certification processes

#foreign expansion

#foreign expansion

  • Building the #CyberMadeInPoland brand on foreign markets
  • Support for Polish economic diplomacy for the cybersecurity industry
  • Support in building a strategy for entering foreign markets for SMEs and startups

#financing

#financing

  • Dedicated public support program for the ICT sector
  • Building a PPP for cybersecurity
  • Allocation of national and European funds
  • Mobilization of private funds, CVC and VC
  • Development of budget mechanisms in public administration for IT security expenditure