POSTGRADUATE MBA STUDIES
IN THE FIELD OF CYBERSECURITY
The staff involved in the implementation of the MBA programme is composed of experienced lecturers, eminent national and foreign specialists and experts, the best lecturers of the Military University of Technology, having both a rich scientific background and teaching competences as well as extensive practical experience in organisations dealing with cybersecurity.
Professor of Genoa University, outstanding scientist and cybersecurity specialist, co-creator of the faculty and many projects as well as cybersecurity research programmes at DIBRIS Department of Genoa University. Creator of many startups and spin-off projects, for instance Tales. Author of over 230 cybersecurity scientific articles, quoted over 5300 times all over the world. He contributed to detecting significant gaps in the security of known companies’ IT products, including Google Apps and Android operating system.
Cybersecurity Systems
Doctor of engineering, visiting professor at WAT, chief scientist at the NCIA agency in The Hague. He has over 20 years of experience working in R&D environment in industry (Ericsson Research and SAP Research) and in academia. Author of over 60 publications and several patents. His area of professional interest covers a wide range of security issues - communication networks, wireless and mobile applications, distributed systems and Internet of Things.
NATO Policy on Cyber Defence
Professor of the WAT, Dean of the Faculty of Cybernetics of the WAT. His main area of scientific interest are models, methods and algorithms (especially their computational complexity and accuracy) used in computer decision support and simulation systems for national defence and security. He specializes in construction and analysis of graph-network algorithms. Apart from the WAT, he is a member of scientific associations: European Association for Theoretical Computer Science (EATCS), Military Operations Research Society (MORS), Polish Society for Computer Simulation (PTSK - board member), Polish Society for Operational and Systems Research (PTBOiS).
Managerial decisions
Doctor of jurisprudence, computer engineer, assistant professor in the Department of Information Law at UKSW, coordinator of cybercrime proceedings in the Regional Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw. A lecturer at the National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution, where he conducts classes on cybercrime. Member of the Council for Digitalisation. Author of numerous publications on legal aspects of computerisation, personal data protection, cybercrime and cyber security.
Cybercrime
Doctor of engineering, is a management practitioner. As a manager, he has worked his way up from engineer and salesman to CEO of a company. He has worked for many such foreign companies. He has experience in managing large companies and complex projects such as building a new factory or implementing a new ERP system. He has won numerous awards such as Gold Medal of the Budma Fair, Acantus Aurelius and Teraz Polska. His scientific interests include, among others, crisis management, strategic renewal of a company after a crisis and change management.
Cyber security crisis management
Professor of the WAT, for many years scientific director of the National Inter-University Seminar "Research and Design Problems of State Informatization", chairman of the Program Board of the ICT Forum. His research interests include modelling of state information infrastructure, database systems, enterprise architecture, interoperability and security of information systems. He managed or supervised the implementation of several large, complex IT projects.
Protection of transactional and statistical databases
Professor of the WAT, deputy director of the Institute of Information Systems. His research interests include methods of analysis and risk estimation in the area of cyber security. He conducts lectures in the field of design and implementation of information systems, information security, IT project management. Author of over 100 articles on practical applications of models, methods and methodologies related to risk, security and quality management.
Risk management in cyber security
Doctor of engineering, assistant professor of WAT, Deputy Director of NCBC for IT. He has led several WAT student teams that achieved significant success in international technology competitions Microsoft Imagine Cup Atlantic Council Cyber 9/12, NATO TIDE Hackaton. Winner of over 100 international special awards and medals, including 4 grand prix exhibitions and best invention awards. Author of numerous publications in the field of artificial intelligence and cyber security.
Project management and systems engineering in cyber security
Doctor of engineering, assistant professor of WAT, deputy dean of the Faculty of Cybernetics of WAT. His main area of interest concerns modelling, simulation and analysis of network systems. Member of the team for elaboration of the Member of the team to develop a concept of increasing capabilities for cyberspace operations in the Polish Armed Forces. A manager of many projects awarded at the International Invention Fair. Supervisor of numerous student teams taking top places in IT competitions.
The information warfare theory
Security and information expert, Polish representative in ENISA, NASK Deputy Director for Cyber-security and Innovation. Deputy Director of NASK for cyber security and innovation. Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Digitalisation in 2017-2018, responsible for the area of cyber security. Polish representative on the Governing Board of the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA) and on the Executive Council. Creator of the first cyber threat response team in the country - CERT Polska. Initiator of innovative cyber security projects, such as ARAKIS, ARAKIS.GOV. Author of numerous publications in the area of cyber security. From 2019. Secretary of the College for Cyber Security.
National cybersecurity system
Doctor of engineering, assistant professor of the WAT. He is involved in IT services management. For many years, he was a director of IT departments in public administration institutions and banking, responsible for production and safe operation of IT systems. Graduate of postgraduate studies in information systems management at the Information Resources Management College, National Defence University (USA). He holds the Chief Information Officer certificate issued by the US Department of Defense.
IT services management
Diploma seminar
Founder and president of the Safe Cyber space Foundation. Member of the 5th term of the Digitization Council. Advisor to the Minister of National Defense in 2017-2018. Previously associated with NASK, where he led the CERT Polska team. He lectures on ICT security at several universities. He is the originator and initiator of the establishment of the Polish Civic Cyber Defense as a voluntary organization supporting the cybersecurity system of the Republic of Poland. Co-founder of the international foundation - Open CSIRT Foundation.
Cyberconflicts in the international relationships
Spent 12 years as Chief Information Security Officer in the financial and insurance sectors and performed IT/OT area security audits for a critical infrastructure operator. Prior to that, he spent 5 years as a consultant in the area of technology risk and security. During many audits and consulting projects in Europe, he gained extensive experience and thorough knowledge of risks and auditing of ICT systems, confirmed by obtaining international certifications including CISA, CIA, CRISC, Comptia Security +, ISO 27001 LA. He was the first Pole to earn the CCSK certification in the Cloud Security Area. He currently works at ComCERT and leads a team responsible for the development of cyber security systems.
Cyberconflicts in the international relationships
Chief Cybersecurity Architect for Europe, Middle East and Africa region in Microsoft Security Service Line, famous specialist in organization, implementation and technology of cybersecurity
Prior to becoming President of ComCERT S.A., he was, among other things, an author of software for state bodies covered by protection of classified information. He worked with government administration offices, government composite administration bodies and public finance sector units, including state public law institutions. He served as a Member of the Council for Digitization Affairs appointed by the Minister of Digitization, a Member of the Scientific Council of NASK, and an Advisor to the Steering Committee of the e-Document project - being appointed jointly by the Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration, the Minister of Digitization and the Minister of Health. In 2019-2021, he served as an advisor to the Presidents of selected state-owned companies. A member of the Scientific and Expert Council for Cyber Security at the Police Academy in Szczytno. He holds certifications as an expert witness in IT, reverse engineering, cyber security, and IT copyright.
Professor of Military University of Technology and head of the postgraduate MBA studies "Cyber Security Management". Lecturer and practitioner in the field of software engineering, IT in medicine and the production and implementation of IT systems. Author of numerous scientific publications on the application of IT technology. In 2005-2007, he held the position of Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration and Government Plenipotentiary for the Schengen Area. Initiator of the ePUAP project and one of the key persons in the e-Health project (P1 system, former CSIOZ).
Jarek Nabrzyski is the founding Director of the Center for Research Computing and Concurrent Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Notre Dame. His research focuses on distributed computing, trusted AI, blockchain technologies, and cyberinfrastructure for science. He has played a key role in interdisciplinary research at Notre Dame, collaborating across STEM, social sciences, and the humanities. Nabrzyski co-led the establishment of supercomputing centers in Poland and the US, including the Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center (1995–2008) and the Center for Computation and Technology at Luisiana State University (2003–2004, 2008–2009). He also directed the Center for Social Science Research at Notre Dame (2016–2020), strengthening its collaborations and capabilities. He also founded the Quantum Computing Lab at Notre Dame. Nabrzyski served on the Steering Committee of the Global Grid Forum (2001–2007), shaping international grid computing standards, and co-edited Grid Resource Management: State of the Art and Future Trends (Kluwer, 2003). His publications have appeared in a multiplicity of leading journals in computer science and engineering, including Future Generation Computer Systems and IEEE Transactions on Information Technology in Biomedicine, as well as many prestigious conferences such as the International Conference on High-Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis (Supercomputing). Recently, Jarek has been collaborating with Prof. Emilia Justyna Powell (Political Science at ND) on a book entitled: "Global Order in the Age of Artificial Intelligence."