Check Point Reportedly Plans Russian Market Exit
Israeli cybersecurity firm Check Point is reportedly preparing to leave the Russian market as it decides against renewing its mandatory FSTEC certifications.
Israeli cybersecurity firm Check Point is reportedly preparing to leave the Russian market as it decides against renewing its mandatory FSTEC certifications.
The Barrier secure computing systems from Inferit Security have secured an FSTEC certificate extension until April 2031, ensuring long-term compliance for critical infrastructure clients.
Basis has launched Virtual Security 4.1, a platform update that centralizes the management of Kubernetes clusters, security policies, and container image registries.
K2 Cloud and K2 Cybersecurity have secured data transmission for Whoosh to meet FSTEC requirements in a project completed within six weeks.
Konfident has updated its Dallas Lock Linux and centralized management unit, adding new security modules, sandbox environments, and improved compliance tools for critical infrastructure.
Aladdin has secured an FSTEC certificate for its MFA JaCarta-3 authentication tool, valid through September 2031.
New FSTEC regulations mandate updated certification procedures for state information systems, introducing stricter requirements for vulnerability testing, authentication, and infrastructure security.

CommuniGate Pro has updated its FSTEC level four trust certificate, enabling the platform's deployment in critical infrastructure and high-security government systems.

Aladdin has co-developed a new national standard for identification and authentication security, set to take effect in Russia on December 1, 2026.

Compliance in information security has evolved from a paper-based discipline into a critical operational requirement with significant financial and legal consequences for Russian organizations.

Aladdin Enterprise CA has been integrated into the Astra Cloud Secure Certified Cloud, enabling the platform to meet FSTEC of Russia security requirements.

FSTEC of Russia has formalized new regulatory requirements for information security involving artificial intelligence systems.

Astra Group has secured FSTEC certification for its Astra Flatpak containerization tool, which is now integrated into the Astra Linux 1.8.6 update.

The Divo ESM platform by Lukomorye has secured FSTEK certification for the 4th level of trust, enabling its use in secure government and corporate IT projects.

Runiti Group's Rucenter and Reg.ru have obtained security certifications for interacting with the ESIA system for domain registration in .ru, .рф, and .su zones.

Moscow Metro is investing 723.98 ₽ million in servers, storage systems, and software to modernize its core IT infrastructure.

Astra Cloud has become one of the first platforms to receive FSTEC certification under the new 2025 regulatory requirements with the assistance of Step Logic.
