The Polish Space Agency (POLSA) suffered a cyberattack last week, it confirmed on X. The agency didn’t disclose any further information, except that it “immediately disconnected” the agency network after finding that the systems were hacked. The social media post indicates the step was taken to protect data.
US News said “Warsaw has repeatedly accused Moscow of attempting to destabilise Poland because of its role in supplying military aid to its neighbour Ukraine, allegations Russia has dismissed.” POLSA has been offline since to control the breach of its IT infrastructure.
Incident reported to authorities
After discovering the attack, POLSA reported the breach to concerned authorities and started an investigation to measure the impact. Regarding the cybersecurity incident, POLSA said “relevant services and institutions have been informed.”
POLSA didn’t reveal the nature of the security attack and has not attributed the breach to any attacker. “In order to secure data after the hack, the POLSA network was immediately disconnected from the Internet
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