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UKE highlights organisational cybersecurity recommendation

The 21 October notice points organisations to guidance on technical and organisational measures for stronger resilience.

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Poland’s Office of Electronic Communications published a notice on 21 October 2026 concerning a recommendation from the government cybersecurity commissioner on organisational and technical measures.

What UKE published

UKE points to a basic catalogue for entities building or improving resilience. Its notice links to the full recommendation and the Ministry of Digital Affairs collection of guidance.

Turning guidance into a local review

A practical starting point is to assign someone to review the document against existing internal procedures. This is an editorial suggestion, not a quotation from the recommendation. The UKE notice should not itself be treated as the enactment of a new law.

The 16 October document and the 21 October UKE notice

Comparing the sources clarifies the sequence: the Ministry of Digital Affairs published its explanation and downloadable document on 16 October, while UKE highlighted it on 21 October. The UKE news date is therefore not the publication date of the entire catalogue of recommendations.

Our suggested review method assigns an owner and verifiable evidence to each selected measure. Evidence for a backup could be the result of a restoration test; evidence for access controls could be a documented permissions review. This is a way to organise a review, not a claim that this publication audited any institution.

Responsible editor: Mircea Mihai Adrian

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