Russia Weighs Drone Defenses for Data Centers After ‘Unprecedented’ Yandex Attacks
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Russia Weighs Drone Defenses for Data Centers After ‘Unprecedented’ Yandex Attacks
Russia is working on measures to protect data centers from drone attacks after a series of “unprecedented” strikes on tech giant Yandex’s facilities, Digital Development Minister Maksut Shadayev said Monday. “Yandex faced an unprecedented attack.
The Ministry of Finance, together with the Russian Ministry of Defense, is resolving the issue of protecting Russian data centers that have been attacked by the Armed Forces of Ukraine
The Ministry of Finance, together with the Russian Ministry of Defense, is resolving the issue of protecting Russian data centers that have been attacked by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.This was stated by the head of the Ministry of Finance...
The Ministry and the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation are discussing the issue of the protection of data centres in connection with Ukraine's attacks on the Yandex data centres, as announced in the State Duma by the Minister for Digital Development, Maksut Shadayev.
18+. THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) WAS PRODUCED, DISTRIBUTED AND/OR SENT BY A FOREIGN AGENT NOVAYA GAZETA OR CONCERNS THE ACTIVITIES OF A FOREIGN AGENT THE NOVAYA GAZETA INTERNET EDITION The Ministry of Finance, together with the Ministry of Defense, is addressing the issue of protecting Data Processing Centers (DPC) after attacks on Yandex's infrastructure. This was announced by the head of the Ministry of Finance, Maksut Shadayev, at a meeting o…
Russian Digital Development Minister Shadayev stated that they are working with the Ministry of Defense to protect Yandex data centers, which were targeted by drone attacks. Shadayev noted that Yandex services continued to operate despite the attacks, attributing this to backup and infrastructure deployment.
After three attacks in a week, Russian authorities are looking for a way to protect digital infrastructure from Ukrainian drones
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