Russian Company Launches New Cloud Service QMULO
The solution is designed to help employees develop information security skills.
In 2025, Softline Group completed its transformation into an investment and technology holding, bringing together high-tech companies to actively launch its own innovative products to market. The company’s press service shared the year’s results with IT Russia.
The press service added that key growth drivers remain the active integration of acquired companies, stronger cooperation between business units, trends toward import substitution in IT, and the broader digitalization of Russia’s economy.
According to results for the first nine months of the year, the company’s gross profit exceeded 27 billion rubles, with a margin of around 37 percent. Proprietary solutions accounted for 73 percent of gross profit, rising to 82 percent in the third quarter.
Focus on Cloud Solutions
Services and cloud solutions made a significant contribution, an area where Softline continues to outperform competitors. In particular, this year Infosecurity (part of Softline Group) announced the launch of a new cloud-based employee cyber awareness service called QMULO.
The service includes more than 20 skills focused on real-world threats, including phishing, weak passwords, data and access management, and the use of devices and cloud services. More than 30 digital learning materials support skill development, including articles, tests, checklists, and short online courses.
The platform automatically tracks progress, identifies skills that need reinforcement, and reminds employees to refresh their knowledge. The interface displays overall staff security levels, including completed skills and risk areas. An embedded AI assistant helps organizations set custom learning goals and create new training resources.
