Following recent cyberattacks targeting schools across Poland, Deputy Minister of Digital Affairs, Adam Siemoniak, has addressed the possibility of Russian involvement. The attacks, which disrupted online learning and school administrative systems, have raised concerns about national security and data privacy. Siemoniak stated that investigations are underway to determine the source and intent behind the attacks, acknowledging the potential for a Russian connection. He emphasized the government’s commitment to protecting critical infrastructure and educational institutions from malicious cyber activity. The attacks impacted numerous schools, causing significant disruption to educational processes and prompting emergency responses to restore functionality. Poland is working with cybersecurity experts and international partners to bolster defenses against future threats, ensuring the continuity of education and safeguarding sensitive information. Further updates on the investigation's findings will be released as they become available, according to Siemoniak.