Russia plays a critical role in the global digital landscape from energy giants and heavy industries to advanced defense and fintech ecosystems. But its unique geopolitical position also makes it a hotspot for cyber challenges. While Russia is often associated with offensive cyber operations, its own enterprises, government systems, and infrastructure face increasing risks from ransomware, espionage, and advanced persistent threats (APTs).

With growing digitization in finance, telecom, manufacturing, and critical infrastructure, Russian organizations must stay resilient against both global cybercrime and regional threats. Domestic regulations such as Federal Law on Personal Data (152-FZ) and requirements for critical information infrastructure (CII) protection are shaping corporate cybersecurity strategies.

In this context, leading cybersecurity companies in Russia are innovating to provide protection, compliance, and digital resilience.

Key Cybersecurity Trends in Russia (2025)

• Critical Infrastructure Protection – Energy, defense, and transportation remain high-value targets for cybercriminals.

• Financial Sector Security – Banks and payment systems face advanced malware, phishing, and account takeover attacks.

• Compliance & Regulations – Federal laws like 152-FZ and requirements for CII operators demand robust security measures.

• Cloud & SaaS Challenges – Enterprises are shifting to hybrid and local cloud providers, creating new vulnerabilities.

• Nation-State & APT Activity – Both inbound and outbound advanced threat activity keeps enterprises on high alert.

• SMB Vulnerabilities – Small and mid-sized Russian businesses often lack mature cyber defenses, making them attractive targets.

1. Threatsys Technologies Private Limited

Global Cyber Defense — Now Protecting Russia ’s Digital Economy

 With a proven track record across India, the Middle East, Europe, the USA, and Asia-Pacific , Threatsys is now extending its advanced cybersecurity expertise to Russia. From financial institutions in Moscow to industrial players in St. Petersburg and critical infrastructure operators across the country, Threatsys provides regulation-ready, future-proof security strategies tailored to Russian enterprises.

Core Offerings:

• VAPT Services in Russia – Penetration testing for cloud, IoT, APIs, OT, and enterprise applications.

• Compliance Audits – Support for Federal Law 152-FZ, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, SOC 2, HIPAA, and more.

• Red Team & Threat Hunting – Simulating APTs and nation-state–level threats.

• Managed Security Services (MSSP) – 24/7 SOC, SIEM, incident detection, and response.

• Regulatory Alignment – Consulting based on CII requirements and Russian data protection frameworks.

Regional Focus:

• Cybersecurity tailored for finance, energy, defense, telecom, and SaaS enterprises.

• Compliance-driven defense ensuring LGPD, ISO 27001, and Russian data law readiness.

• Cross-border expertise for Russia–EU and Russia–Asia compliance operations.

From Moscow to St. Petersburg, Kazan to Novosibirsk, Threatsys blends global intelligence with Russia’s regulatory frameworks — empowering businesses to stay secure, compliant, and resilient.

2. Kaspersky Lab

Moscow-headquartered and globally recognized, Kaspersky is one of the world’s most established cybersecurity companies. Known for antivirus and endpoint protection, they also deliver advanced threat intelligence, EDR, and enterprise-grade cybersecurity solutions.

3. Group-IB (Originally founded in Russia, now global HQ in Singapore)

Group-IB is a leader in digital forensics, fraud protection, and threat intelligence. While they’ve expanded globally, their roots in Russia and strong expertise in cybercrime investigations make them a key player for enterprises and governments.

4. Positive Technologies

A Russian pioneer in penetration testing, application security, and vulnerability assessment. Their solutions are widely adopted by financial institutions, telecom operators, and critical infrastructure providers.

5. Infowatch

Founded by former Kaspersky co-founder, Infowatch specializes in data loss prevention (DLP), insider threat management, and enterprise information security, serving both corporate and government sectors.

6. Security Code

Focused on cryptographic solutions and secure communications, Security Code supports enterprises and government agencies with compliance-ready cybersecurity technologies.

7. Gazinformservice

Specializing in protecting energy and industrial systems, Gazinformservice provides cybersecurity for SCADA, OT, and critical infrastructure — particularly within Russia’s oil and gas sector.

8. Solar Shield (Rostelecom-Solar)

A subsidiary of Rostelecom, Solar Security offers SOC services, managed detection and response, and threat intelligence for enterprises and government-linked organizations.

9. Croc IT Security

Croc provides enterprise IT integration services along with cybersecurity consulting, cloud security, and compliance support across industries like finance, retail, and telecom.

10. Jet Infosystems

Jet Infosystems delivers managed security services, vulnerability management, and compliance consulting, with strong expertise in large-scale enterprise IT environments.

Why Cybersecurity in Russia Matters in 2025

Russia’s digital economy spanning banking, manufacturing, telecom, and energy faces constant cyber pressure. With growing ransomware campaigns, insider threats, and sophisticated APTs, organizations cannot afford to delay strengthening their defenses. Strict compliance obligations add further urgency for enterprises to partner with trusted cybersecurity experts.

Final Thoughts: Partner With Confidence

Whether you’re:

• Securing a financial institution in Moscow,

• Ensuring compliance with 152-FZ and CII regulations,

• Protecting industrial infrastructure in St. Petersburg,

• Or building cross-border compliance strategies across Russia and global markets…

Threatsys Technologies brings global expertise, localized compliance knowledge, and 24/7 cyber defense to Russia’s evolving digital economy.

Conclusion

Cybersecurity in 2025 is not just about defending networks  it’s about enabling resilience, trust, and growth. As Russian enterprises face evolving threats and regulations, choosing the right partner is critical.

At Threatsys, we don’t just secure businesses — we build resilience for the future.