Abstract
The development of information technology at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries opened up acompletely new dimension of conflicts, including international ones: cyberspace. Fighting in cyberspace has become an everyday problem for the services responsible for state security. Encouraging IT-talented youth to join the Cyberspace Defence Forces is becoming avery big problem. Acareer in the army is neither financially nor prestigiously attractive compared to the alternative development paths offered by the private sector. The article is the answer to the question: “To what extent will the implementation of the cyber defence model of the state of Israel in the Polish army provide the personnel needed to defend our cyberspace?”
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