The National Security Industrial Club (KPBN) is a platform bringing together decision-makers and active participants from Poland’s national security sector. Established in May 2024 by the Kazimierz Pulaski Foundation, it builds on the Foundation’s experience in international affairs and security analysis. KPBN connects private-sector organisations with public administration to address practical economic, political and organisational challenges across the defence and resilience sectors.

The Club convenes members, government representatives, military professionals and experts for strategic dialogue, often under the Chatham House Rule. Its work includes meetings, research and analysis intended to develop practical solutions and recommendations, strengthen national security, and support sustainable development and transformation among sector businesses. KPBN also fosters focused partnerships and networks among members and public-sector partners, while carefully managing the privacy and publication of discussions and findings.

Its research includes a nationwide study of defence and resilience businesses, with a report on their development prospects. KPBN shares sector updates and organises discussions on current security issues, including drone and counter-drone systems and legal changes affecting defence and resilience. Members and partners can access the Club’s network and activities.