Cybersecurity Pillars

Cybersecurity Pillars are prestigious awards presented during the Cyber24 Days conference by the editorial team of CyberDefence24 and the Defence24 Group.

The awards recognize individuals, institutions, companies, and innovative solutions that make a significant contribution to the development of cybersecurity, digital transformation, and Poland’s cyber resilience.

 

 

The awards are presented in six categories:

  1. Innovation
  2. Education
  3. Startup of the Year
  4. Person of the Year
  5. Company of the Year
  6. Special Award

 

Winners of the 6th Cybersecurity Pillars Awards at Cyber24 Day (2025)

Innovation Award – Siltec

For the development and implementation of the SIL-MVTC/WRBC Portable Video Conferencing Terminal, designed to meet the demands of modern communication in environments requiring the highest levels of mobility, reliability, and security. Siltec’s solution combines technological innovation with practical application in cybersecurity and national security.

 

Education Award – Military University of Technology (WAT)

For promoting digital awareness and educating future generations of specialists in cybersecurity, information security, and information technology. The Military University of Technology plays a key role in strengthening Poland’s resilience against cyber threats through education and scientific research.

 

Startup of the Year Award – Identt

For delivering innovative identity verification and digital security solutions that address the growing needs of both the market and public institutions. Identt is an outstanding example of a Polish startup successfully combining expert knowledge, cutting-edge technologies, and practical applications in the fight against cybercrime.

 

Person of the Year Award – Prof. Agnieszka Gryszczyńska

For her outstanding contribution to cybersecurity through the unique combination of expertise as a researcher, engineer, educator, and prosecutor. Professor Gryszczyńska is a recognized authority in the field of technology law and an active advocate for the development of Poland’s cybersecurity community. Her broad scientific, educational, and professional achievements have also earned her the title of Cybersecurity Woman of the Year.

 

Company of the Year Award – Asseco Group

For its consistent commitment to developing cybersecurity solutions and technologies that enhance the security of data, institutions, and citizens. As Poland’s largest IT capital group, Asseco plays a strategic role in developing and implementing advanced technologies that are essential to both the national economy and national security.

 

Special Award – mObywatel

For creating and promoting the mObywatel application, which securely, intuitively, and efficiently supports the digitalization of public services while strengthening citizens’ trust in the digital state. mObywatel serves as a model example of how modern technologies can benefit society and improve the overall level of cybersecurity.