Moscow Robots to Undergo Cybersecurity Resilience Testing
The Moscow Innovation Cluster and the Cyberdom project will test robots used in the capital's infrastructure for resilience to cyberattacks.
A cooperation agreement was signed amid the growing deployment of robots in urban services, the press service of the Moscow Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development reported.
Robots operate on streets, in hospitals, and in transport and logistics. Hacking them threatens digital systems and residents' safety. In March 2026, the MIC opened Russia's first robot testing center, where solutions for logistics and indoor cleaning have already been tested. Together with Cyberdom, cyber risks to robotic systems will be assessed at the center under conditions close to real-world operation, said Alexander Ulanov, Deputy Director General of the MIC.
