The concept of critical infrastructure protection in Poland for years 2015-2017
Abstract
Introduction: This article deals with the concept of the critical infrastructure protection in Poland, showing the period 2015-2017. This includes a National Program on the Protection of Critical Infrastructures, and the article also introduces other legal solutions that have a direct impact on critical infrastructure. Methods: The paper contributed to the detailed study and analysis of Polish literature and various laws. Result: As a result of the paper it can be the
shown the responsibility and the tasks of the critical infrastructure coordinators, as well as the methods for improving the protection of the infrastructures and their legislative background. Keywords: National Critical Infrastructure Protection Program, critical infrastructure, concept of protection, update, departments of government, the vision of Council of Ministers.
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