The partnership aims to deliver end-to-end data protection by combining expertise in securing industrial systems and critical information infrastructure.
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Russian cybersecurity companies UDV Group and Innostage have announced a strategic partnership in cybersecurity. The alliance combines UDV Group’s expertise in protecting industrial systems and critical information infrastructure with Innostage’s integration capabilities, methodologies, and in-house developments. Together, the companies plan to bring comprehensive, industry-specific solutions to the market designed to strengthen organizations’ cyber resilience.
“In today’s environment, virtually any company – especially operators of critical facilities and infrastructure – faces unprecedented cyber threats. Effectively countering attacks and achieving a high level of cyber resilience requires a comprehensive approach built on advanced security tools and deep expert knowledge. Our partnership with UDV Group gives us access to a mature vendor ecosystem that covers not only network infrastructure but also physical security. This will allow us to expand our customer base and enrich our project experience,” said Kirill Semenikhin, director of operational development at Innostage.
Resilient Digital Ecosystems
Viktor Kolyuzhnyak, executive director of the UDV Security domain, highlighted the practical value of the collaboration. “For us as a vendor, choosing a strategic partner is about more than market reach – depth of expertise matters just as much. Working together will allow us to build an integrated, fault-tolerant environment. We are ready to jointly develop solutions that address the most pressing challenges in cybersecurity today,” he said.
The agreement is intended to broaden the real-world adoption of Russian-developed cybersecurity technologies and support the development of resilient digital ecosystems across key sectors of the economy and public administration.
