Artur Piechocki authors the Poland chapter in “The Legal 500: Technology Outsourcing Comparative Guide 2026”

Artur Piechocki authors the Poland chapter in “The Legal 500: Technology Outsourcing Comparative Guide 2026”.

The second edition of “The Legal 500: Technology Outsourcing Comparative Guide” has been published by The Legal 500 — one of the world’s leading organisations analysing and ranking the legal services market. The Poland chapter, titled “Poland: Technology Outsourcing”, was authored by attorney-at-law Artur Piechocki.

The guide provides an overview of legal frameworks governing technology outsourcing across various jurisdictions, as well as practical insights into outsourcing projects, IT services, cloud computing and cybersecurity in different countries. Prepared in a country-specific Q&A format, the publication serves as a practical resource for businesses, legal and compliance teams, IT professionals, and organisations working with technology providers or developing digital operations in an international environment.

As technology outsourcing, cloud services, cybersecurity and AI continue to grow in importance, companies are increasingly seeking practical guidance on legal and regulatory issues related to technology governance, data management and operational risk. In particular, organisations operating internationally need a clear understanding of local legal requirements concerning IT outsourcing, data protection, cybersecurity and contractual liability.

The chapter “Poland: Technology Outsourcing” provides a comprehensive overview of Polish regulations applicable to technology outsourcing and the practical challenges faced by organisations using IT, cloud, cybersecurity, AI and data-processing services. The publication combines both regulatory and business perspectives.

The Polish legal advisory market for the technology sector is evolving rapidly. As a result, issues related to organisational resilience, governance, compliance and risk management in outsourcing projects are becoming increasingly important. In the guide, Artur Piechocki discusses, among others, outsourcing in both the public and private sectors, cybersecurity regulations, NIS2 and the Polish National Cybersecurity System, personal and non-personal data protection, AI and cloud-related risks, as well as intellectual property, contractual liability and cross-border transfer issues.

The publication offers valuable insights for business leaders, legal and compliance teams, IT and cybersecurity professionals, as well as organisations developing digital operations or cooperating with technology and cloud service providers.

The full publication is available on The Legal 500 website >>

The Poland chapter “Poland: Technology Outsourcing” is available here >>

The Poland chapter in PDF format can also be downloaded here >>