Together with the invited partner of the event, Kaspersky Lab, CNS demonstrated a comprehensive approach to data and infrastructure protection.
Kaspersky Lab is an international company operating in the field of information security and digital privacy since 1997. The vendor's portfolio includes comprehensive protection of digital life and personal devices, a range of specialized products and services, as well as solutions for combating complex and constantly evolving cyber threats.
The event was opened by Pavel Gorlin, Sales Director of CNS. He noted that the purpose of the event is not theory, but a demonstration of working solutions.
In his report, Anton Pavlov, Chief Project Engineer at CNS, presented the company's key asset — the demo laboratory. This is a technological platform where customers can test IT products and assess their compliance with the requirements of the FSTEC, FSB, and the Central Bank.
Anton Belozerov continued the topic, talking about the CNS technology stack: from ALD PRO — an analogue of Microsoft AD — to domestic virtualization solutions (zVirt), backup (CyberBackup, Rubackup), office work (Р7-Office), and open-source alternatives to Western products (for example, GitLab CE as a replacement for GitHub Enterprise).
The topic of cybersecurity was opened by Alexander Vinyavsky, an expert from Kaspersky Lab. He presented Kaspersky Anti Targeted Attack (KATA) — a platform for analyzing network traffic and comprehensive protection against complex threats and targeted attacks. Additionally, participants were shown the capabilities of the SIEM system Kaspersky Unified Monitoring and Analysis Platform (KUMA), as well as Kaspersky Investigation and Response Assistant (KIRA) — an AI assistant that simplifies the work of information security specialists.
The final report was presented by Alexander Chuprunov, Director of IT Product Development at CNS. He spoke about the company's service capabilities — from design and audit to migration, implementation, and technical support.
The portfolio covers:
- Infrastructure solutions: servers, storage systems, Wi-Fi, telephony, video conferencing;
- Virtualization of servers, desktops, and networks;
- Engineering systems: micro-data centers, SCS, video analytics, and multimedia;
- Support for the transition to domestic software and technologies.