NATO’s gray‑zone cyber surge

Updated: 2025.10.10 11D ago 1 sources
Poland reports 2,000–4,000 cyber incidents daily this year, with a significant share attributed to Russian actors and a focus expanding from water systems to energy. The minister says Russian military intelligence has tripled its resources for operations against Poland. These figures suggest continuous, state‑backed cyber pressure on a NATO member’s critical infrastructure. — Quantified, state‑attributed campaigns against essential services raise escalation and deterrence questions for NATO and the EU, pressing for coordinated cyber‑defense, attribution norms, and energy‑sector hardening.

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Poland Says Cyberattacks on Critical Infrastructure Rising, Blames Russia
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Poland’s digital affairs minister Krzysztof Gawkowski told Reuters that of 170,000 incidents in Q1–Q3, many are Russian‑linked, with 700–1,000 posing real threats daily and attackers shifting toward energy infrastructure.
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