Russia· MoscowRussia Implements Measures to Secure Domestic Digital Infrastructure
New regulations require non-state data centers to reserve capacity for domestic web services, citing 'unfriendly foreign actions' and potential cyber threats.
Background
Russia has been increasingly focused on digital sovereignty and cybersecurity, particularly following international sanctions and perceived external threats. This trend is part of a broader effort to reduce reliance on foreign technology and services, aiming to bolster national security and control over its digital space amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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Russia Implements Measures to Secure Domestic Digital Infrastructure
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