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Saatja: Śleszyńska Grażyna <[email protected]>

Saadetud: 27.08.2024 10:47

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Koopia: #zagranica <[email protected]>; Pełka Anna

<[email protected]>

Teema: RE: POLAND - INVITATION TO H.E. Minister of Justice and Digital

Affaires of the Republic of Estonia, Ms Liisa Pakosta

Tähelepanu! Tegemist on välisvõrgust saabunud kirjaga.Tundmatu saatja

korral palume linke ja faile mitte avada.

Dear Sirs,

Please find attached the program documents regarding the invitation from

the Polish Deputy PM and Minister of Digital affairs, Mr Krzysztof

Gawkowski, to participate in the Cyber Ministers meeting in Karpacz,

Poland, on 4 September 2024.

I would be grateful if you could reply by 28 August.

Sincerely,

Graýyna Úleszyñska

Graýyna Úleszyñska ekspertWydziaù Koordynacji Wspóùpracy

MiædzynarodowejDepartament Wspóùpracy Miædzynarodowej&#43;48 734 117

[email protected]ólewska 27, 00-060 Warszawa

________________________________

RODO - Informacja dotyczàca przetwarzania danych osobowych znajduje siæ w

na stronie Ministerstwa Cyfryzacji oraz w Biuletynie Informacji

Publicznej MC. Ta wiadomoúã jest przeznaczona do wyùàcznego uýytku jej

adresata. Jeúli otrzymali Pañstwo tæ wiadomoúã przez pomyùkæ, prosimy o

bezzwùoczne skontaktowanie siæ z nadawcà oraz jej usuniæcie. Jeúli nie sà

Pañstwo adresatem tej wiadomoúci, to jej wykorzystanie, w szczególnoúci

poprzez rozpowszechnianie, dystrybucjæ, powielanie, publikacjæ wiadomoúci

lub zawartych w niej informacji i/lub dokumentów, jest zabronione.

From: Peùka Anna &lt;[email protected]&gt; Sent: Friday, July 26,

2024 11:03 AMTo: [email protected]: #zagranica

&lt;[email protected]&gt;Subject: POLAND - INVITATION TO H.E.

Minister of Justice and Digital Affaires of the Republic of Estonia, Ms

Liisa Pakosta

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oraz zaùàczników jeýeli nie jesteú pewien ýe sà bezpieczne.

Att: H.E. Ms Liisa Pakosta, Minister of Justice and Digital Affairs of

the Republic of Estonia

Dear Sirs,

The Embassy of the Republic of Poland presents its compliments to the

Ministry of Justice and Digital Affairs of the Republic of Estonia and

has the honour to convey the invitation from Deputy Prime Minister and

Minister of Digital Affairs Mr Krzysztof Gawkowski to H.E. Ms Liisa

Pakosta, Minister of Justice and Digital Affairs of the Republic of

Estonia to the meeting of EU Cybersecurity Ministers, which will take

place on 4 September 2024 in Karpacz (Poland), with a kind request to be

delivered to the Esteemed Addressee. The Embassy of the Republic of

Poland avails itself of this opportunity to renew to the Ministry of

Justice and Digital Affairs of the Republic of Estonia the assurances of

its highest consideration.

If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact

us,

Sincerely Yours,

Anna Peùka

Charge daffaires a.i.

Anna Peùka

Minister Plenipotentiary

for Economic &amp; Political Affairs

Consul of the Republic of Poland

Embassy of the Republic of Poland

Suur-Karja 1

10140 Tallinn

Tel: &#43;372 627 8204

Mob: &#43;372 553 2476

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION All the Cybersecurity Forum events take place at a dedicated pavilion on the premises of

Hotel Gołębiewski in Karpacz (address: Karkonoska 14, 58-540 Karpacz).

CYBER FORUM AGENDA 

4 September 2024 

12:30 – 14:00   Closed Meeting of Cyber Ministers  19:00   Dinner (upon invitation) hosted by Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski  Venue: Hotel Gołębiewski, 6 th floor 

5 September 2024 

12:15 – 13:30   European Digital Policy round table – working lunch   

REGISTRATION 

All participants must register using the available at . form www.forum-ekonomiczne.pl

HOTEL 

Accommodation for the Cyber Forum guests is provided at Hotel Gołębiewski free of charge. However, if you are not traveling alone, a fee for accompanying persons will be charged. Additional persons wishing to be accommodated at Hotel Gołębiewski should be reported to [email protected].                                                                                   

PARKING SPACE 

Guests staying at Hotel Gołębiewski can use the parking space. To register your car, please send your registration number to [email protected].  Attention: the Conference Centre area is closed to car traffic. This also applies to the streets around Hotel Gołębiewski. 

GETTING TO KARPACZ 

The organizer provides free-of-charge transfers on the route: Wrocław Airport – Karpacz – Wrocław Airport. To book your transfers, you need to send us your flight details at [email protected]. The journey takes approx. 3 hours. 

CONFERENCE PASSES 

For your convenience, we have collected your conference passes along with your welcome packages.  Shortly before your arrival at Hotel Gołębiewski, please contact us by phone at +48 500 170 635  to arrange the collection of the materials and passes. 

RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES 

Guests can take advantage of recreational events free of charge. Lower Silesia is one of the richest tourist regions in Poland. Registration for recreational events is available from July 22 via the InfoForum web platform and the Economic Forum app. 

FORUM POINT (Logistics Center) 

The Logistics Center is located at Hotel Nowa Królowa Karkonoszy in Karpacz (address: Konstytucji 3 Maja 22, 58-540 Karpacz).  Here you can get assistance with registration, accommodation, transport.   All free Forum BUS and Shuttle BUS lines stop here. Buses for recreational trips also depart from here. 

INTERNET 

There is a WiFi network available throughout the Conference Centre, providing wireless Internet connection to all guests. 

ECONOMIC FORUM PROGRAM 

The Economic Forum program is published on the InfoForum web platform and in the Economic Forum app available to registered guests. 

INFOFORUM 

Guests will receive access to the InfoForum web platform, where they will find all the necessary information.   InfoForum can also be accessed through the Economic Forum app available on devices with Android and iOS systems. The app is dedicated exclusively to registered participants of the Economic Forum with the Guest status.  Should you have any questions, please contact us at@[email protected].

Amid growing cyber threats new legislation and initiatives, discussing how to best coordinate our cyber efforts is crucial. Building the bridges and connecting the dots in cybersecurity require team effort. The current geopolitical situation and the fast pace of technological development demonstrate the need for enhanced civil-military cooperation and synergies. Securing our critical infrastructures is vital, yet the level of cyber maturity varies across sectors. Healthcare systems as well as other critical sectors are increasingly the target of cyber and ransomware attacks. Despite the ongoing efforts to address the cybersecurity skills gap, its persistence poses challenges to Europe’s cyber capabilities. Sustainable and future-oriented cybersecurity financing ideas might be useful for moving forward. Navigating towards a strong and secure Europe calls for a holistic approach and collaboration among like-minded countries. There are at least several areas deserving closer examination by our community, including the civil- military cyber cooperation, state and non-state actors, global IT disruptions, cybersecurity of healthcare as well as cyber skills gap. We see much value in preliminary exchanges on these issues under the following guiding questions.

QUESTION 1 CIVIL–MILITARY CYBER COOPERATION: The development of coherent, complementary and interoperable defence capabilities, avoiding unnecessary duplication, is key in our joint efforts to make the Euro-Atlantic area safer. What can be done to enhance the civil–military cyber cooperation and ensure better alignment of actions? What are the biggest challenges and how can we address them? What are the lessons learned from successful collaborations, projects, structures etc. involving civil-cyber and military-cyber personnel? Do you see added value in building such competences together?

QUESTION 2 STATE AND NON-STATE ACTORS: We encounter challenges, among others, from state and non-state actors as well as criminal entities, often cooperating maliciously with each other. What could we do more together to combat threats coming from various types of actors?

QUESTION 3 GLOBAL IT DISRUPTIONS: The recent global IT disruptions caused by a faulty CrowdStrike software update could be considered a stress-test for cooperation at various levels. What is your initial assessment of the collaborative aspects of handling the incident, including at the international level? How can we strengthen the existing cooperation?

QUESTION 4 CYBERSECURITY OF HEALTHCARE: A European action plan for cybersecurity of hospitals and healthcare providers is to be proposed as mentioned in the Political Guidelines for the next European Commission 2024-2029. What are the key challenges associated with cybersecurity of health systems and how to address them? How do you asses the cyber threat awareness level in that sector?

QUESTION 5 CYBER SKILLS GAP: According to a foresight report by ENISA, the cyber skills gap is a significant factor contributing to increasing cyber threats. How do you tackle this challenge? What else can be done in your opinion to facilitate the access to cybersecurity professional trainings? What are your recommendations on how to:

- address talent shortages in cyber security; - tackle cyber security skill shortages with the involvement of industry and governments; - make cyber security education and training more inclusive and flexible?

Enhancing Cooperation How to Better Manage Cyber Crises?

Cyber Ministers' Meeting (EU27 + candidate states)

4th September 2024, Karpacz, Poland

High-Level Exchange of Views