Security of Maritime Infrastructure

Incidents of apparently deliberate damage to critical infrastructure in the Baltic Sea are increasing. NATO and the EU have undertaken to create a framework for joint actions, but it is in the interest of its Member States to increase interstate cooperation and a development of regional operational protocols. At a Summit of Baltic Sea Allies in Helsinki, NATO Secretary General Mr. Rutte announced the launch of a new military activity by NATO to strengthen the protection of critical infrastructure Baltic Sentry. New technologies are of crucial importance in this matter. How can R&I contribute to Baltic security? What innovations are needed? What do we have already? How can we strengthen international scientific cooperation for Baltic security?

• Key note Dr Radosław Tyślewicz, Polish Naval Academy, Security of offshore wind farms and threats at Baltic Sea

• Presentations

  1. Dr Cezary Mazurek, Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center (PSNC) and GÉANT Board of Directors member, Research networks for secure and innovative digital infrastructure in Europe

  2. Dr hab. inż. Marcin Kowalski, prof. WAT, Military University of Technology, VIGIMARE 

  3. Dr Monika Wysocka, Polish Naval Academy, Plenipotetiary of Rector-Commandant for International Mobilities