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Spis treści:

1. Chapter I. The place of critical infrastructure in the national security system
2. 1.1. Citizens and critical infrastructure
3. 1.2. Terrorism and critical infrastructure
4. Chapter II. Basic terms related to critical infrastructure protection
5. Chapter III. National Critical Infrastructure Protection Programme (NPOIK)
6. Chapter IV. The ideas behind the Critical Infrastructure Protection Service (SOIK)
7. Chapter V. A study of Polish citizens’ assessment of their knowledge of critical infrastructure and the influence of its security level on their sense of personal safety
8. 5.1. Purpose and scope of the research
9. 5.2. Socio-demographic characteristics of the research population
10. 5.3. Analysis and interpretation of the research results
11. 5.3.1. Assessing the theoretical knowledge of critical infrastructure protection among residents of Mazowieckie,
12. Śląskie and Małopolskie provinces: research findings
13. 5.3.2. Public perceptions of CI security and its influence on personal safety: research findings
14. 5.3.3. Improving CI protection – research findings on the public opinion of effective measures
15. 5.4. Summary of research findings
16. Chapter VI. Problems and challenges related to critical infrastructure protection with particular emphasis on the current rule of law in Poland
17. 6.1. Legal framework for critical infrastructure protection in Poland
18. 6.2. International requirements
19. 6.3. The role of the Government Security Centre
20. 6.4. Sector-specific regulations and their impact
21. 6.5. Issues in the current rule of law
22. 6.5.1. Unclear criteria for identifying CI
23. 6.5.2. Dispersed responsibilities and ineffective coordination
24. 6.5.3. Insufficient integration of technological systems
25. 6.5.4. Limited funding and human resources
26. 6.5.5. Growing cyber threats
27. 6.5.6. Non-compliance with international requirements
28. 6.5.7. Insufficient education and public awareness
29. Chapter VII. Challenges in the context of a changing security environment
30. 7.1. Hybrid and geopolitical threats
31. 7.2. Public-private cooperation
32. 7.3. Resilience building and crisis management
33. 7.4. Increasing interdependence of critical infrastructure sectors
34. Chapter VIII. Proposed solutions
35. 8.1. Precision of regulations and availability of criteria for the identification of CI assets
36. 8.2. Strengthening coordination
37. 8.3. Technological integration
38. 8.4. Increasing funding
39. 8.5. Strengthening cybersecurity
40. 8.6. Adapting to new threats
41. 8.7. Exercises and simulations
42. 8.8. Public education
43. 8.9. Conclusions
44. Chapter IX. Protecting critical satellite infrastructure and its importance for humanity

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