The Disinformation of Tomorrow. The Future of the Information War

Report: The information war 2022-2023. Progress and conclusions

What should be done? The role of the state in times of information warfare:

• the evolution of disinformation and information warfare techniques over the past year – only quantitative or also qualitative?
• undertakings in disinformation defence undertaken by contemporary states
• the role of disinformation from the perspective of the state
• key institutions in preventing disinformation
• the role of civic society in preventing disinformation - is a “territorial information defence force” possible?
• historical politics as a tool in the Russian Federation’s information offensive

Panelists:

• Paweł Jabłoński - Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs
• Łukasz Kamiński - Director Ossolineum, former president of the Institute of National Remembrance
• Marcin Przydacz - Secretary of State, Head of International Policy Bureau
• Wojciech Surmacz - President, PAP
• Stanisław Żaryn - Government commissioner for the safety of Polish information space

Coffee break

What lies ahead? The future of information warfare:

• the information war – main evolution directions and trends
• the tools of the future information war
• disinformation – thematic trends
• how the information war impacts society and the state
• recommendations for institutions and the third sector
• the information war and business
• the impact of information warfare on the geopolitical situation in Europe

Panelists:

• Katarzyna Chawryło - Centre for Eastern Studies (OSW)
• Anna Dyner - Analyst at PISM (The Polish Institute of International Affairs) Belarus, Russia & hard security, as well as hybrid threats
• Lt Col Tomasz Gergelewicz - War Studies University
• Anna Gwozdowska - Factchecking service #FakeHunter
• Pierre Haroche - Queen Mary University of London, International Relations&International Security
• Mateusz Mrozek - Director of the Cyberspace Protection by Information Division