Bartosz Pastuszka CEO of NaviRisk, had the honor of participating in the Sharing Cyber ​​2026 – Warsaw–Stockholm event, held at the Embassy of Sweden in Poland in Stockholm. The conference provided a platform to discuss Polish and Swedish experiences and challenges in the realms of cybersecurity and defense. Topics included the current and future cyber-threat landscape in the Baltic Sea region, the role of artificial intelligence in military capabilities, the transition of academic innovations into operational solutions, and the importance of cyber-resilience—with a particular focus on the contributions of the business sector and innovation.

Strengthening the relationship between Poland and Sweden through the exchange of knowledge and experience—while fostering robust, ongoing connections between the defense sector, industry, and academia—is the only way to bolster collective resilience and preparedness in the face of an increasingly complex landscape of cyber-threats and geopolitics.

We are grateful for the invitation and the opportunity to take part in this event, organized by the Polish Ministry of National Defence and Attaché at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Stockholm. Engaging with distinguished experts from Poland and Sweden in the fields of cybersecurity and defense was an invaluable experience, serving as both an honor and an inspiration for our continued efforts to cultivate a culture of resilience and security.