Polish Space Agency (POLSA) says it is working to restore services following a cybersecurity incident.
Porsa, the Polish government agency responsible for the country's space activities, said in a post by X that it “quickly disconnected” the network from the internet after detecting a cyberattack on Sunday. Porsa's website remains offline at the time of writing.
Polish digital minister Krzysztof Gawkowski confirmed in another post that the cybersecurity services were working to detect “unauthorized access to the Polish Space Agency's IT infrastructure” and identify the person behind the cyberattack.
The nature of the incident is yet to be known, and Polsa did not immediately respond to TechCrunch's questions.
In January, Gaukovsky told local media that Poland was “the most attacked country in the European Union when it comes to cyberspace incidents,” and that most of the incidents were attributed to Russia. Last year, the country said it was targeted by APT28, a hacking group sponsored by the Russian military intelligence-run state.