– EU institutions are trying to come to terms with these different methods of compromising the system's data security. It's always a race and usually these institutions are one step behind these criminals. However, it should be noted that the European Union is paying a lot of attention to cyber security. We have specific institutions that deal with this and we have institutions that deal with national issues. We work a lot, but everything changes, that's why it's difficult – said prof. Lukasz Arendt from the University of Lodz. The European Union has strengthened its cyber security activities over the years, responding to the growing and diversified threats in cyberspace. WP journalist Agnieszka Kopacz-Domanska spoke with EU experts about our online security in relation to dynamic technological progress and AI development. According to prof. Arendt, EU institutions are doing a lot to keep cyber criminals at bay, but they are still a step behind. The European Union has also established the European Cybersecurity Competence Center (ECCC) to support research, innovation and technology development in the field of cyber security. Watch the full conversation to learn more. The material was developed in cooperation with the European Parliament.
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