IDENTT joins the Cybersecurity Cooperation Program (PWCyber)

We are pleased to announce that IDENTT Sp. z o.o. has joined the Cybersecurity Cooperation Program (PWCyber), led by the Minister of Digital Affairs.
This marks an important step in our mission to help build a safer and more resilient digital environment in Poland.

Together for Digital Security

As part of this initiative, our experts will share their knowledge and experience in remote identity verification, biometrics, trust services, and verification process automation — collaborating with other program members to strengthen Poland’s national cybersecurity ecosystem.

We believe that digital trust and data security are the foundation of of modern digital services — both in public administration and in the financial sector.

“Digital security begins with trust — and trust requires collaboration between the private and public sectors.
At IDENTT, we believe that only shared standards and open knowledge exchange can truly improve Poland’s cyber resilience.
For us, joining PWCyber is also a commitment to share our expertise in remote identification and to build solutions that are secure by design.”
— Jan Szajda, CEO of IDENTT

What is PWCyber?

The Cybersecurity Cooperation Program (PWCyber) is an initiative of the Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs that creates a collaborative space between public administration and the private sector.
Its goal is to strengthen the national cybersecurity system by:

• exchanging information on emerging threats,
• developing shared standards and best practices,
• and educating users about data protection and digital awareness.

As noted by Deputy Minister of Digital Affairs Paweł Olszewski, “The PWCyber Program is a unique platform for cooperation between the administration and technology companies.
Joint efforts help improve the security of digital services, exchange information about threats, and educate users (…).
This directly translates into greater digital resilience of the entire state against modern threats.”

Today, the program already includes over 60 technology companies, both Polish and international — forming a unique community of experts dedicated to advancing cybersecurity in Poland.

Our Role and Vision

For more than a decade, we have been developing technologies that enable remote identification, biometric verification, and trust services, supporting digital transformation in public administration, banking, and other sectors where the highest level of security is required.

Through our involvement in PWCyber, we plan to actively participate in working groups, educational initiatives, and projects aimed at enhancing organizational cyber resilience.
At the same time, we continue to develop our digital identity integration platform, which supports the processing and verification of attributes from upcoming EU Digital Identity Wallets, helping to build secure and interoperable trust foundations across Europe.

Collaboration Builds Trust

Joining the PWCyber program is not only an honor, but also a commitment — to work together with public administration and private-sector partners toward a safer digital future.

We believe that collaboration, education, and transparency are key to effectively countering cyber threats and developing trust-based technologies that empower digital transformation.