Innovative Technologies in Cybersecurity
Abstract
The digital transformation of any organization must include cybersecurity, without which it is impossible to build a reliable information system. Today, many existing software products, security tools, and IT systems do not match the new environment in which they will have to perform their functions. After the departure of foreign software suppliers, the President of Russia made a decision on the development of the import substitution program and set a deadline for the transition to domestic means of protection until January 1, 2025. In particular, a ban on the use of any foreign software at the facilities of Russia's critical information infrastructure was introduced.
Given the current geopolitical situation and the current situation of cyber-threats, there is a need to develop indigenous solutions in the area of information security. Sberbank is actively engaged in import substitution of information security tools using innovative technologies. Sberbank successfully overcomes dependence on Western suppliers and on Western models and methods, changes outdated approaches to risk assessment and management, which helps to effectively address the challenges of replacing cybersecurity tools both for current tasks, and to work in the face of increasing cyber aggression.
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