The exchange selling software vulnerabilities is launched in Russia. The website, expocod.com, is ready to pay tens of thousands dollars for vulnerabilities in popular software such as Linux, Windows, and Adobe.
A face recognition app called ‘FindFace‘ is sparking controversy in Russia over the destructive power of new technologies with regards to user privacy.
Ivideon, a Russian start-up, has partnered with Oco Group to launch sales of its new Oco video surveillance cameras in the U.S., the UK, and in some European Union markets.
Safe`n`Sec Corporation, the owner of the right for SafenSoft TPSecure, a software product line to provide protection for ATMs and terminals, together with Protection Technology, an official representative of Safe`n`Sec Corporation in the territory
According to the amendments to the federal law on personal data, which will enter into force on September 01, 2015, personal data operators will be required to keep personal data of Russian citizens in Russia. These amendments have given rise to many practical issues directly affecting IT companies, as well as their clients using cloud technology for data storage.
Disaster recovery methods in Russia span tape backup to cloud disaster recovery, but for businesses in the most critical sectors in-house provision is the favoured method
Software developer Infomaximum is going global with its employee-monitoring program CrocoTime. Already quite popular in Russia, CrocoTime is designed for big companies and is capable of monitoring up to 10,000 users simultaneously.