Piotr Potejko
Company: Veolia Group in Poland
Position: Safety Director
Colonel (Res.) of the Internal Security Agency (ABW), Ph.D. in the Humanities, lawyer, assistant professor at the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies at the University of Warsaw. Former Security Advisor to the Board at Deloitte in Poland. Defense Industry Expert at KPMG Poland. Long-time Director of the Department of Classified Information Protection at the Internal Security Agency (ABW), Director of the ABW Central Training Center, Advisor to the Head of the ABW and Special Representative for the organization of the NATO Summit in Warsaw. Representative of the Head of the Internal Security Agency (ABW) for counterintelligence protection of NATO/U.S. bases on Polish territory.
Auditor, licensed private investigator, and security advisor to Red HisPol/UNED. Member of the security team at the Paweł Adamowicz Civic Studies Center in Gdańsk. Director of the Public Security MBA program at Civitas University in Warsaw. Advisor on Critical Infrastructure and cybersecurity. Editor-in-chief of the academic journal “Przegląd Bezpieczeństwa Wewnętrznego” (Internal Security Review). Editor-in-Chief of the “Central European Journal of Security Studies.”
He is a specialist in the organization and implementation of security systems, as well as the management of identified crisis and terrorist situations. Throughout his professional career, he has additionally specialized in quality management in public administration and the implementation of industrial security. As a consultant, he provides support in the development and implementation of security strategies, the management of comprehensive Critical Infrastructure protection systems, information gathering, and cybersecurity.
Author and co-author of numerous academic articles on security issues, including “Terroryzm materia ustawowa”, “Kryminalistyka w pracy służb specjalnych i porządku publicznego: wybrane problemy”, “Implementing Machine Learning for Enhanced Critical Infrastructure Protection: A Framework-Centric Approach for Legacy Systems,” “Religious Extremism among Islam Believers Living in Poland – the Results and Conclusions of the Research,” [in:] “Radicalism and Terrorism in the 21st Century. Implications for Security”.