· Warsaw
CyberNight at PJAIT
CyberNight at PJAIT was a public Museum Night event focused on cybersecurity, emerging technologies, digital security, and new media. The event combined lectures, artistic and cultural activities, screenings, a concert, and interactive cybersecurity challenges.
As part of the EUonAIR Awareness Raising activities, participants could explore topics related to artificial intelligence, cryptography, data protection, deepfakes, phishing, OSINT, password security, and the evolution of cybersecurity. A key element was Adam Kassenberg’s lecture on Enigma, cryptology, and the development of methods used to break security systems, linking the history of encryption with contemporary cyber threats and data protection challenges.
With approximately 1,200 participants, the event provided an opportunity to disseminate EUonAIR-related topics to both the PJAIT academic community and a broad external audience.
Event Program:
18:00–23:00 – Screen Printing on Bags
Location: Hall, Building B
Open artistic activity allowing participants to create their own prints on bags.
18:30 – Lecture on Enigma / EUonAIR Awareness Raising Component
Location: Building A, 2nd floor, Room A264
Lecture on Enigma, cryptology, encryption, and the evolution of security-breaking methods, presented in the broader context of contemporary cybersecurity, data protection, and emerging technologies.
19:30 – Lecture by Jakub Zajfert: “Samurai: More Than a Sword. Ninja: More Than a Shadow”
Location: Auditorium B1
Lecture on Japanese culture and the historical and cultural significance of samurai and ninja.
20:30 – Concert by Bartłomiej Oleś, aka DRUMBIENTONE
Musical part of the Museum Night programme.
21:30 – PJAIT Animation Screening
Screening of animations related to the creative and academic activities of the PJAIT community.
Throughout the evening, visitors could also take part in interactive activities related to cybersecurity and digital safety, including encryption and decryption challenges, password strength testing, privacy and digital footprint exercises, OSINT tasks, deepfake and AI-generated content recognition, phishing identification, and activities related to the history of Enigma and cryptography.
The programme also included the EUonAIR Awareness Raising component, integrated into the cybersecurity activities and focused on artificial intelligence, data protection, emerging technologies, and responsible digital practices.
