On March 5, 2026, a press conference was held in Warsaw to announce the start of operational activities of the Civil Security Hub Poland and to present the results of its preparatory phase. CS Hub PL is the first civil security entity of its kind in Europe and forms part of the European Space Agency’s (ESA) new initiative, Space Resilience Nodes. The event brought together representatives of the companies and institutions co-creating the Hub, special guests - users benefiting from its support - as well as members of the media.

The first of two pilot demonstrations of the Overwatch project took place in Portugal on 28-30 October 2025. The exercise was conducted at the Santa Margarita Military Camp and the Emergency Military Support Unit in Abrantes, simulating response actions to a large-scale wildfire.

The two-day dedicated decision-making game, organised by the Fire Academy and the Crisis Information Centre CBK PAN in cooperation with the Department of Security and Crisis Management of the Lubuskie Province Office (LUW), took place on 9-10 October 2025 at the LUW headquarters in Gorzów Wielkopolski, Poland. The game was one of the key activities of the Localience project.

As a result of heavy rainfall in northern Poland at the end of July 2025, the Crisis Information Centre of the CBK PAN was asked to activate as part of the Poland Civil Security Hub. The area of particular interest became the Vistula Fens, where in several places dikes broke or leaked and flooded surrounding meadows or farmland.

On 24 June in Warsaw, the European Commission awarded its Security Innovation Award for 2025 as part of the Security Research Event. The thematic award for the “best open-source innovation” was granted to DRIVER+, in which CBK PAN participated as a project consortium partner.

Crisis Information Centre (CIK CBK PAN) participated, as a coordinator of the evaluation of selected innovative solutions, in the State Fire Service exercise "Biskupia Kopa 2025". The tests included an active drone positioning system based on LoRaWAN transmitters (independent of the GSM network, developed together with the KW PSP in Białystok), drone fleet management tools and the Galileo EWSS satellite system for direct alerting of the population. The Centre's representatives supported the Air Operations Coordination team and demonstrated Polish methods of operation to UAV specialists from 5 EU countries as part of the COLLARIS2 project.