Poland repels hundreds of thousands of Russian cyberattacks every year.

Omissions

• The MEP attributes all hundreds of thousands of cyber incidents specifically to Russian actors, but CERT Polska and Ministry of Digital Affairs data cover all cyber threats regardless of origin; no public source confirms that every incident is Russian-attributed.
• A distinction exists between 'reports' (zgłoszenia — 600,990 in 2024, ~682,000 in 2025) and 'confirmed security incidents' (incydenty — 103,449 in 2024, ~260,000–273,000 in 2025). The claim does not specify which metric it uses, and the lower figure for 2024 barely crosses the 'hundreds of thousands' threshold.
• Data cited covers only 2024 and 2025; earlier years are not documented in the sources found, so the 'every year' assertion cannot be fully verified across a longer time span.

Sources

• PrimaryPolish Presidency of the Council of the EUIn 2024, the CERT Polska team recorded 600,990 reports, which were analysed. Based on them, 103,449 security incidents were recorded.
• PrimaryCERT PolskaCoordinated attacks took place in Polish cyberspace on 29 December 2025, directed at more than 30 energy-sector and manufacturing entities; the attack was attributed to the Russian-linked group Static Tundra (Sandworm/APT44).
• SecondaryAnadolu AgencyPoland recorded 682,000 reports of cyber incidents last year [2025], according to a cybersecurity report published by the Ministry of Digital Affairs.
• SecondaryTVP WorldPoland came under a record number of cyberattacks last year [2025], over 140% more than in 2024, to 682,000.