Poland has been selected to lead NATO's Cyber Coalition 2024, one of the alliance’s largest and most significant cybersecurity exercises. The decision underscores Poland’s growing reputation as a leader in digital defense and reflects NATO’s focus on strengthening its cyber capabilities in an increasingly volatile security landscape.
Cyber Coalition brings together experts from across NATO’s member states to simulate real-world cyberattacks, test responses, and enhance collaboration in defending against digital threats. The 2024 edition, under Polish command, will focus on advanced threat scenarios, including ransomware, state-sponsored cyberattacks, and infrastructure breaches.
Officials highlight that Poland’s experience in countering hybrid warfare and cyber threats makes it an ideal choice to spearhead the exercise. The country’s leadership will involve strategic planning and technical oversight, ensuring robust allies' coordination.