Safety and security come first
Almost 98,000 policemen and policewomen work in Poland’s law enforcement and safeguard the safety and security of the state. The event co-organised by the Polish Police Headquarters in conjunction with Targi Kielce has been crafted around them. POLSECURE is dedicated and targeted at the public safety and uniformed services.
In 2020’s Police budget is PLN 10.3 billion; the Polish Police Headquarters also uses EU funds are allocated, inter alia, for equipment purchase and modernisation. The constant search for new solutions designed to improve the police-force work is also a chance for defence industry sector and entrepreneurs, as well as IT and transport firms. POLSECURE is an excellent opportunity to become familiar with companies’ offers in addition to experiences exchange and talks about the uniformed services’real needs.
Cybersafety and security are at the top of the priority list
Public safety is extremely important because it affects many areas of our life. New technologies have been an increased threat, not only for the youngest, but also to other generations; banking fraud, computer sabotage, data extortion and compromising are just some of the Internet crimes. The issue is discussed in many conferences. Cybersecurity is one of the Polish Police Headquarters’ priorities. Computer crime issues is also to be addressed at POLSECURE.
All services’ one-stop shop
The services which report to the Minister of the Interior and Administration are the conference target: POLSECURE has been crafted around the Police, the Border Guards, the State Protection Services, the Special Services, the Prison Services, as well as the national tax administration as well as the Mountain Volunteer Rescue Service GOPR, Tatra Mountains Volunteers Rescue Service TOPR, Volunteer Water Rescue Service WOPR, the Air Ambulance Services LPR.
Polsecure joins Targi Kielce’s portfolio; in addition to exhibitions dedicated to uniformed services, there are also the world-famous International Defence Ind
