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Russia Remains at the Digital Forefront, Sanctions or Not: FM
Russia Remains at the Digital Forefront, Sanctions or Not: FM
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia confidently retains its leading global position in digitalisation, despite the foreign attempts to hack its equipment, restrictions... 21.04.2025, Sputnik India
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"Despite large-scale attempts to hack equipment, restrictions on technology transfer, and sanctions, Russia has not only ensured the integrity and security of critical information infrastructure, but also confidently maintains its leading global position in digitalisation. Programs launched by the government to replace foreign information and communication technologies are yielding results," Vershinin said.Russia is ready to share with its partners the experience of protecting sovereignty in the information space, the deputy foreign minister stated."[Russia] perhaps like no other in the world, has faced in recent years an unprecedented malicious campaign, pressure on domestic computer networks, and externally supervised computer crime," Vershinin said.
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Russia Remains at the Digital Forefront, Sanctions or Not: FM
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia confidently retains its leading global position in digitalisation, despite the foreign attempts to hack its equipment, restrictions on technology transfer and sanctions, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Vershinin told Sputnik.
"Despite large-scale attempts to hack equipment, restrictions on technology transfer, and sanctions, Russia has not only ensured the integrity and security of critical information infrastructure, but also confidently maintains its leading global position in digitalisation. Programs launched by the government to replace foreign information and communication technologies are yielding results," Vershinin said.
Russia is ready to share with its partners the experience of protecting sovereignty in the information space, the deputy foreign minister stated.
"[Russia] perhaps like no other in the world, has faced in recent years an unprecedented malicious campaign, pressure on domestic computer networks, and externally supervised computer crime," Vershinin said.
