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SNOK joins the Cybersecurity Cooperation Programme (PWCyber)!

We are proud to announce that SNOK has joined the select group of partners in the Cybersecurity Cooperation Programme (PWCyber), run by the Polish…

We are proud to announce that SNOK has joined the select group of partners in the Cybersecurity Cooperation Programme (PWCyber), run by the Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs. Under the agreement, SNOK will carry out activities aimed at raising the competencies of staff within Poland’s national cybersecurity system, in the areas of cyberspace threat awareness and the ability to counter cyber threats in IT systems and networks. SNOK experts will also share knowledge on currently identified vulnerabilities and threats, and take part in developing recommendations to strengthen information security, while our unique tools and methodologies for securing SAP applications will help effectively support Polish public institutions in the fight against cyber threats. We believe that this cooperation will increase awareness of SAP system threats and knowledge of how to protect it. More information is available in the article on the website of the Ministry of Digital Affairs: https://www.gov.pl/web/cyfryzacja/snok-spzoo-dolacza-do-programu-pwcyber

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