Poland invests in digital security: Three new data centers to be built
Poland is launching a key project aimed at strengthening the country's digital resilience. The government has allocated over 1.5 billion PLN for the construction of three modern data processing centers. This investment is essential to ensure the secure storage of information and the efficient operation of public administration services in the face of growing online threats.
New facilities will be equipped with state-of-the-art technological infrastructure that meets the highest security standards. The data centers will serve as the "heart" of digital administration, storing key databases and IT systems used by citizens and officials. By distributing the infrastructure across three different locations, the state will be better protected against the consequences of potential failures or hacker attacks.
The decision to build the centers is a response to the dynamic development of technology and the increasing number of digital services available to Poles. In recent years, more and more official matters can be handled online, which requires stable and efficient infrastructure. The new centers will allow for faster system performance and more secure access to the personal data of Poland's residents.
The project is part of a broader national digitalization strategy aimed at making Polish administration independent of external cloud service providers. The investment is expected to be completed within the next few years, representing a significant step toward building a modern and crisis-resilient state. Through these actions, Poland is strengthening its position as a leader in digital solutions in the Central and Eastern European region.