Stakhanovets DLP system enters the Uzbek market

The Russian DLP system "Stakhanovets", designed to protect data from leaks and monitor personnel, has been approved by the National Certification System of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The certificate of conformity confirms that the software meets national standards and can be used in both commercial and government organizations.

Independent tests of the tenth version of Stakhanovets were conducted by experts of the Accredited Testing Laboratory of the Cybersecurity Center. The test results confirmed compliance with the requirements of regulatory documentation.

Expansion to the CIS market

Alexander Kanatov, Chief Operating Officer of Stakhanovets, noted that obtaining the certificate opens up new opportunities for expanding our presence in the CIS countries:

"We are already actively working in Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus and Kazakhstan. Uzbekistan is a promising market where information security is a priority. Local organizations show high interest in Russian solutions."

Exclusive distributor of "Stakhanovets" in Uzbekistan will be the company MONT TECH, one of the largest software vendors in the region.

Prospects and advantages

Igor Biryukov, Head of advanced projects in the field of information security at the Skolkovo Foundation, stressed that DLP systems are in demand all over the world and are an important element of ensuring information security:

"Russian solutions successfully compete with their foreign counterparts, and in some cases even surpass them. Stakhanovets is not just an information security system, but a full-fledged IT solution with extensive capabilities: monitoring employee actions, managing access rights, and monitoring data transmission channels. In recent years, new functions for automatic investigation of incidents in information systems have appeared."

15 years on the market and thousands of customers

The Stakhanovets system has been on the market for 15 years. Today it is used by more than 19,000 customersthese include government agencies, non-profit organizations, private businesses, and large industrial enterprises.

Entering the Uzbek market was another step in the company's strategy to expand its international presence.