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Rakhirandiseo · Post by **Rakhirandiseo** » Mon Feb 10, 2025 8:43 am

Stanislav Iodkovsky, CEO of IVA Technologies (IVKS), added the rapid growth of the Russian unified communications (UC) market to the trends listed above. According to him, the volume of this market in Russia in 2020 exceeded $300 million, which is approximately 30% more than in 2019. At the same time, if in 2018-2019 Russian UC solutions accounted for no more than 5%, then in 2020 this figure was approximately 15-20%.

It is no secret that an important consequence of digital transformation and the transition to remote communication modes has been a qualitative increase in the requirements for ensuring cybersecurity. "In general, the requirements for cybersecurity have taken shape in a new paradigm, which is based on the principles of proactive counteraction to external threats, integrated security of information systems, a trusted environment that provides for trusted software and hardware components of the information system, as well as trusted design and programming tools for both," said Valentin Makarov.

the state of affairs in the field of information security of enterprises and organizations were presented by the chairman of the board of directors of SearchInform, Lev Matveyev.
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— Johann, we need your help. A notorious terrorist is supposed to have arrived in town. Unfortunately, we don't know what he looks like, and we don't know anything about him at all. Except that he uses a popular dating app. Any advice?

— Is his nickname known in this application?

- Yes. Romeo.

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A week has passed.

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The company's research shows that 58% of surveyed companies in the Russian Federation encountered information leaks last year. At the same time, only 31% of respondents used systems to combat information leaks (DLP).