Cyber security and regional cooperation: Poland–Lithuania
Poland and Lithuania are enhancing cooperation to address growing hybrid and cyber threats stemming from Russia’s hostile activities. Both countries recognise that strengthening digital resilience and joint defence initiatives is crucial for regional stability. In this context, Defence24.com spoke with Tomas Godliauskas, Deputy Minister of Defence of the Republic of Lithuania, about shared priorities and the future of bilateral security collaboration.
As part of Defence24’s series on regional security, Dr Aleksander Olech spoke with the Deputy Minister about Lithuania’s approach to countering hybrid operations and the key areas where cooperation with Poland brings the most tangible results. The discussion also explored how both countries invest in technological development, training, and strategic awareness to better respond to cyber challenges across the NATO and EU frameworks.
According to the Deputy Minister, building strong partnerships and fostering innovation are vital for ensuring long-term resilience against digital threats. Poland and Lithuania, by combining their experience and resources, are helping to strengthen Europe’s collective defence and readiness in an increasingly complex security environment.
