Information technologies in the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation

2024

Prosecutor General's Office: Russia began to use special software to curb the criminal use of cryptocurrencies

On June 19, 2024, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation announced the introduction of special software to curb crimes related to cryptocurrencies and other virtual assets. This was stated by the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation Igor Krasnov during the sixth meeting of the heads of prosecutor's services of the BRICS countries.

According to Igor Krasnov, the developed software is used both for financial monitoring and for investigating criminal cases, which makes it possible to effectively disclose the schemes of operations and chains of involved users. This software also helps in the fight against the problem of cross-border movement of assets, which is an important aspect in suppressing the criminal circulation of virtual currencies.

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According to Interfax, the increase in the number of crimes related to cryptocurrencies causes serious concern for law enforcement agencies. In response to this challenge, specialized software was created that significantly strengthens the capabilities of law enforcement officers in this area.

According to the Bank of Russia report on financial stability for the fourth quarter of 2023 - the first quarter of 2024, the activity of Russian users in the crypto assets market has increased significantly. For two quarters, the total web traffic of Russian users on the sites of the largest crypto exchanges, p2p sites and exchangers increased by 16% compared to the previous half of the year.

As noted in the report, the volume of transactions with cryptocurrencies attributable to Russians during the same period increased to 4.5 trillion rubles. This indicates a significant interest of Russian citizens in cryptocurrencies, which, in turn, requires increased control and monitoring by law enforcement agencies.^[1]

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation began to use artificial intelligence and neural networks to predict crime and analyze laws

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation began to use artificial intelligence in its work. Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov told about this on April 24, 2024.

I signed a plan to introduce and use technical artificial intelligence, neural networks for the work of the prosecutor. It is already being introduced into the activities of the prosecutor's office, "he said (quoted by TASS).

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According to the Prosecutor General, in his department, AI solutions are used for analytical work, predicting crime growth, analyzing bills and other documents. At the same time, Krasnov stressed that artificial intelligence does not replace the work of prosecutors, but these technologies "will be used as much as possible."

I can tell you that my foreign colleagues and I are constantly discussing the introduction of neural networks into the practical activities of the prosecutor's office. We are almost all inclined that the decision should be made by a person, - said the Prosecutor General.

He added that the idea of ​ ​ using neural networks deserves special attention, since artificial intelligence is able to improve the quality of information and analytical work and make forecasts for the development of crime in certain regions of Russia.

Earlier it was reported about the plans of the Prosecutor General's Office to introduce by 2025 the tools of "soft artificial intelligence" (Soft AI), as well as the processing of large amounts of data (Big Data). In addition, the project involves the introduction of other promising technologies: automatic detection of violations, remote access to information systems for prosecutors, as well as the emergence of "objective, complete and reliable information about the state of crime and the results of the fight against it."^[2]

2023

The Prosecutor General's Office buys 50 thousand. Windows PC for 1.92 billion rubles

On August 23, 2023, it became known that it would Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian federation spend almost 2 billion rubles on the purchase of personal computers under control. operating system Windows More. here

"Rostelecom" alone will provide information security protection of the Prosecutor General's Office

On August 18, 2023, the Russian government determined Rostelecom Public Joint-Stock Company as the sole executor of works related to ensuring the information security of the bodies of the General Prosecutor's Office in 2024-2025. More details here.

Establishing a Cyber Attack Protection Unit

Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian federation In created and earned a unit for protection against. cyber attacks The head of the department Igor Krasnov said this at an expanded board of the Prosecutor General's Office with the participation of the president. Russia Vladimir Putin

According to Krasnov, the decision to create a special unit was pleasant due to the growth of cyber attacks related to the development of digital technologies, including artificial intelligence. He stressed that to develop the direction of cybersecurity. To work in the special forces, highly qualified personnel who understand jurisprudence and computer technology will be involved, he said.

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation has created a unit for protection against cyber attacks

It is assumed that the unit will help suppress violations related to the use of foreign program codes, uncertified products on official Internet resources and the posting of closed information on social networks.

The Prosecutor General called on "to establish control over the timely transition of government agencies to work with domestic software, the introduction of technologies that prevent unauthorized access to information databases." In addition, he instructed prosecutors to coordinate the efforts of law enforcement agencies to curb the illegal use of personal data of citizens.

For this, the state allocates colossal financial funds, including within the framework of the Digital Economy national project. It is necessary to control their intended use, - demanded the Prosecutor General.

On the website of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation it is reported that in the structure of the department there is the Main Directorate of Legal Statistics and Information Technologies, which, in turn, includes:

• Information Technology Management;
• the Office of Legal Statistics;
• Digital Transformation Planning and Monitoring;
• organizational and analytical department;
• information security department;
• Documentation Support Department.^[3]

2022: The Prosecutor General's Office began to control the development of the Digital Economy

On February 14, 2022, it became known that the Department for Supervision of the Implementation of Laws in the Field of Information Technologies and Information Protection was created in the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation. Its employees, in particular, will control the implementation of the national project "Digital Economy."

According to Kommersant, prosecutors will oversee the spending of budget funds by their recipients and executors of state contracts for scientific and development work in the field of information technology, as well as the introduction of their results into production, and at the same time registration of rights to them.

The Prosecutor General's Office began to control the development of the "Digital Economy"

The competence of prosecutors will also include the protection of state sites from creating "mirrors." In addition, control over the work of state services will be carried out so that people have quick and easy access to them.

The special forces have already revealed some violations in the work of Russian government agencies. In particular, some bodies deliberately did not synchronize the filing services with the internal document management system, as a result of which citizens' appeals simply did not reach officials.

In the future, the new division will oversee the implementation of legislation on the protection of personal data of citizens and limited access information. We are talking about data stored in automated information systems of government agencies, state corporations, as well as scientific institutions and organizations.

The corresponding opportunities for prosecutors are opened by a bill submitted to the State Duma, which allows obtaining personal data within the framework of supervision. By mid-February 2022, it was approved by the Duma Committee on Security and Anti-Corruption.

The publication says that it was not necessary to allocate separate staff units and funding for the IT division of the Prosecutor General's Office - this was done by redistributing personnel both in the headquarters and from the general reserve of the department's bodies.^[4]

2020

Creation of an interdepartmental group to combat hackers

On September 10, 2020, it became known about the creation by the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation of an interdepartmental working group to combat cybercrime. In addition to prosecutors, it included representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the FSB, the Investigative Committee and the Ministry of Justice of Russia.

The Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation Igor Krasnov told Kommersant about the new initiative aimed at combating hackers. According to him, the group coordinates the activities of all law enforcement agencies in the fight against cybercrime, and also develops a consolidated Russian position on the draft comprehensive international convention on countering the use of information and communication technologies for criminal purposes. This document is being developed by a special intergovernmental committee of UN experts.

Foreign Ministry, FSB, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Investigative Committee and Ministry of Justice formed an interdepartmental group to combat hackers

One of the most pressing problems requiring increased international cooperation is significant growth around the world, including Russia, of the so-called information crime - criminal encroachments committed using ICT, "Krasnov said, adding that it was to combat this phenomenon that an interdepartmental working group was created.

Earlier, the Investigative Committee of Russia formed a unit for the investigation of cybercrimes and crimes in the field of high technologies. Investigators of this department will specialize in the investigation of this category of crimes, characterized by special specifics.

Deputy Head of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev said that in January-May 2020, the level of cybercrime in Russia increased by 85% compared to the same period in 2019 and amounted to 180 thousand cases. Medvedev noted that the largest part of cybercrime is committed using modern technical means of communication and information. Under current conditions, some risks associated with the criminogenic situation are especially increasing, he concluded.^[5]

The Ministry of Justice has developed a regulation on the state automated system of legal statistics

At the end of August 2020, the Ministry of Justice of Russia presented a regulation on the state automated system of legal statistics (GAS PS). The document defines the system as the main technological infrastructure for maintaining a state unified statistical accounting of data on the state of crime, as well as on reports of crimes, investigative work, inquiry and prosecutor's supervision. Read more here.

2019

The Prosecutor General's Office will create a unified database on crimes

On December 17, 2019, the State Duma approved in the third reading a bill on the creation of a unified database of crimes. It will include statistics on the state of crime, as well as reports of crimes, investigative work, inquiry, prosecutor's supervision. The Prosecutor General's Office has been appointed the operator of the system.

At the same time, some of the information, if its publication does not contradict the law, will be posted on the Internet. The list of publicly posted official statistical information will be approved by the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation in agreement with federal state bodies.

The Prosecutor General's Office will create a unified database on crimes

According to  Vasily Piskarev, Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Security and Anti-Corruption, officials of state institutions and bodies will be responsible for the transfer of primary statistical data to the prosecutor's office.

The Prosecutor General's Office will also create, develop, commission  and ensure the functioning of the state automated system of legal statistics and act as its operator,  "said Vasily Piskarev.

The authors of the bill believe that the initiative will contribute to the study of the social causes of crime, the discovery of problem regions, the development of domestic criminological science.

Vasily Piskarev adds that the creation of such an electronic base will also expand the capabilities of independent experts in the study of the social causes of crime, and will provide the necessary empirical basis for the development of domestic criminology.

The provisions of the law will enter into force ten days after the official publication, with the exception of a number of norms. So, in particular, the provisions on the commissioning of the state automated system of legal statistics will be applied from January 1, 2022.^[6]

Launch of a service for business complaints about the pressure of security officials

In November 2019, a Russia service was launched for business complaints about pressure from law enforcement agencies. The platform "" ЗаБизнес.рф accepts the appeal to,,, and State Office of Public Prosecutor Investigative Committee. MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS FSB More. here

Digital Transformation Action Roadmap Approval

The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation approved the "roadmap" of measures for the digital transformation of the supervisory authority. This is stated in the message of the Prosecutor General's Office of April 10, 2019.

Initially, the Prosecutor General's Office wanted to transfer all its bodies to electronic format by 2025. However, now we are talking about terms three years earlier. The concept of "digital transformation" of the supervisory authority was approved by a joint order of the Prosecutor General and the Minister of Communications and Mass Media.

The Prosecutor General's Office accelerated the transition to digital technologies by 3 years

Oleg Insarov, head of the Main Directorate of Legal Statistics and Information Technologies of the Prosecutor General's Office, told Kommersant that a serious shift in reducing the period of "digital transformation" was achieved thanks to the timely entry into the state program of the "digital economy," after which additional allocations began to be allocated from the budget.

During the meeting of the expert council on information technology in the General Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation, special attention was paid to the development of state an automated system of legal statistics, the federal state information system "Unified Register of Inspections," the creation of a superservice "Submitting applications to law enforcement agencies online," continuous advanced training of prosecutors in the use of modern technologies, Internet and working with big data () Big Data in practical activities.

Also, the expert council approved the new composition of the council, which included Nikiforov Nikolai Anatolyevich, Mednov Sergey Alexandrovich, Kovnir Evgeny Vladimirovich.

Oleg Insarov noted that the main problem that prevented the entire introduction of new technologies in the prosecutor's office was finally solved - the lack of communication channels at the level of the district prosecutor's office - city or regional - general. As a result, a single secure data network (ESDS) was created up to and including each district.^[7]

2017

Digital Transformation Concept

In September 2017, the Prosecutor General Yury Chaika approved the concept of digital transformation of bodies and organizations of the prosecutor's office of the Russian Federation until 2025.^[8] of^[9] First Deputy Prosecutor General Alexander Buksman has been appointed the head responsible for planning and implementing the measures^[10] concept, and the Main Directorate^[11] Legal Statistics and Information Technologies has been appointed the head.

Генпрокурор Yury Chaika approved the concept of digital transformation of the prosecutor's office until 2025

The implementation of the digital concept is aimed at comprehensive optimization of the department's activities. In particular, this is the predominant use of data in digital form, the formation of an electronic interaction environment, the development of digital infrastructure based on Russian technologies and the formation of a new technological basis.

Relevance of digital transformation

As of September 2017, separate components of the digital environment have been created in the prosecutor's office, a number of departmental and state information systems are functioning to solve local problems.

However, most of the operated departmental information systems were created more than 10 years ago, are outdated, poorly integrated solutions implemented mainly on the basis of imported technologies using different principles, and basically ceased to correspond to the modern pace of development of the digital economy.

The result of the existence of decentralized management practice in the field of informatization of the prosecutor's office was the lack of uniform standards for the development and operation of information resources and systems, their fragmentary accounting and the insufficient level of use of best practices and standard design solutions.

Maintenance of the main information resources necessary for the implementation of all stages of supervisory activities is carried out by various bodies of the prosecutor's office, as well as other state authorities in terms of their competence. At the same time, the formation, updating and maintenance of these information resources is carried out by various participants using their own software solutions that are poorly integrated with each other. Differences in the frequency of updating, the rules for processing information sources and the composition of stored information give rise to the simultaneous existence of several different datasets.

The absence of open interfaces and a unified system for delimiting access rights to information resources and systems leads to the need to enter all changes by operators in manual mode, which reduces the speed of updating information and may cause errors caused by repeated data entry.

Digital Transformation Goals and Objectives

The goals of digital transformation are to increase the efficiency of the prosecutor's office, create conditions for the operational implementation of supervisory functions in connection with the digitalization of supervisory facilities, ensure the sustainable and uninterrupted functioning of its own digital infrastructure, and increase its information security.

In addition, digital transformation should ensure readiness for changes in the public political and economic situation associated with the transition to a digital economy.

Other goals include the transition to a service model of owning and developing its own digital infrastructure; development of free, sustainable and safe interaction of the prosecutor's office with citizens, organizations, civil society institutions, state authorities and local self-government bodies.

To achieve these goals, it is necessary to solve tasks in a number of priority areas.

Direction 1. High-tech oversight

High-tech supervision is the formation on the basis of comprehensive optimization of the implementation of supervisory functions of a single safe digital platform to ensure electronic interaction of prosecutors of all levels with each other and with other government agencies, the introduction of modern mechanisms and technologies for combating cybercrime and offenses in the digital environment.

The main tasks are:

• participation in improving the legal, scientific, methodological and organizational and technological support for automated assessment of the quality of law enforcement agencies;
• improving the efficiency of supervision by introducing modern and promising information technologies for processing primary information in all types of supervisory activities;
• improving the efficiency of the prosecutor's response to violations of the law, eliminating the causes and conditions contributing to them;
• reduction of response time to incoming requests;
• ensuring timely, including remote, receipt of objective, complete and reliable information on the state of legality and work on the prevention of offenses and crimes;
• improving the validity of decisions made within the framework of the performance of supervisory functions on the basis of automated identification and accounting of characteristic patterns corresponding to violations in the established sphere of supervision, preparing recommendations for the implementation of the audit taking into account the identified patterns.

Direction 2. Digital infrastructure

Digital infrastructure - ensuring the implementation of a new quality of electronic interaction of prosecutor's offices at all levels with citizens, organizations, government agencies based on the creation of a safe high-tech universal digital environment.

The main tasks are:

• comprehensive optimization and interrelated digitalization of the processes of internal and interdepartmental activities of the prosecutor's office;
• improving legal, regulatory, technical, organizational, methodological and other foundations for the development, implementation, operation and development of existing and newly created components of the digital environment of the prosecutor's office, including state and departmental information systems;
• creation and development of a stable, reliable and secure information and telecommunication infrastructure, which implements, among other things, "end-to-end" technologies of the digital economy and uses existing and newly created Russian data centers, a state unified cloud platform, secure communication and data transmission networks, domestic digital data platforms;
• development and implementation in the activities of the prosecutor's office of all levels of effective mechanisms for ensuring remote interaction among themselves, with citizens, organizations and institutions, state bodies, including using SMEV, MEDO, state integrated data transmission network;
• development of a system for managing regulatory reference information and master data (unified reference books containing information on the structure of the body, lists, headers and classifiers that allow organizing and systematizing information and documents, minimizing the time for entering data into the system, reducing the risks of errors related to the human factor) of the prosecutor's office throughout their life cycle, taking into account the possibility of their meaningful processing in other sectors of the digital economy of the Russian Federation;
• formation of requirements and models for continuous professional development of employees of the prosecutor's office, including using remote educational technologies, on the implementation of their powers, optimization of processes for preparing and making management decisions in the digital economy.

Direction 3. Trust environment

The environment of trust is the provision of technical, organizational and legal protection of the interests of citizens, business and state interests when interacting in the updated digital ecosystem of the prosecutor's office.

The main tasks are:

• improving legal regulation in order to form a unified digital environment (electronic exchange of information) of trust in the ecosystem of the prosecutor's office;
• creation of a system of interaction with citizens, society, organizations and institutions, which allows using modern and promising communication channels;
• development and implementation of mechanisms for monitoring and improving the satisfaction of citizens, organizations and institutions with the degree of protection of their constitutional rights and freedoms, personal and property interests, including from criminal encroachments;
• ensuring the openness, accessibility and reliability of statistical data for citizens and legal entities based on the introduction by the prosecutor's office and the provision of modern digital services to users;
• provision of interaction participants by means of trusted digital remote communications;
• improving the transparency of information support for supervisory processes in compliance with the principle of ensuring the rule of law and reasonable sufficiency in the collection, accumulation and dissemination of information about citizens and organizations;
• Ensuring the access of citizens and organizations to open information on the activities of the prosecutor's office, as well as information directly affecting their rights and freedoms, taking into account the principle of extraterritoriality;
• increasing the level of general confidence of citizens in the activities of the prosecutor's office.

Phases of concept implementation

The implementation of the concept is supposed to be carried out in three interconnected stages.

Stage 1 (2017) includes:

1) a comprehensive assessment of the level of informatization of the prosecutor's office based on an analysis of the existing processes for creating, storing, processing and transmitting information in the prosecutor's office;

2) approval of the Concept of digital transformation of bodies and organizations of the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation;

3) pilot implementation of digital infrastructure components: a unified secure data transmission network of the prosecutor's office; cloud computing platform; a single office of an employee of the prosecutor's office (VDI); a single directory of users of the prosecutor's office; a unified e-mail system of the prosecutor's office; a single portal of the prosecutor's office; services of the prosecutor's office on the EGIGU portal; information security services ;

4) implementation of a risk-oriented approach in terms of organizing certain types of state supervision (control) when registering inspections with the FSIS EPP;

5) modernization of existing interaction services state automated system PS and departmental information systems of law enforcement agencies in connection with changes in the requirements of federal legislation;

6) preparation of proposals for the concept of priority measures to improve legal regulation in order to develop the digital economy and in the plan for the preparation of regulatory legal acts aimed at its implementation;

7) development of regulatory and methodological support for monitoring the implementation of the concept.

Stage 2 (2018-2020) includes:

1) development of a system project for digital transformation of bodies and organizations of the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation;

2) development of private technical assignments for the creation of all components of the digital infrastructure of the prosecutor's office;

3) development and commissioning of: electronic supervisory production; legally significant electronic document management; automated electronic services; a single safe domestic process platform; expanded portal interface for citizens, public organizations, third-party application developers; a unified system for maintaining NSI and master data;

4) creation of a secure system of departmental and interdepartmental interaction;

5) improvement of regulatory legal acts on public disclosure of information;

6) creation of a register of regulatory legal acts for the exercise of supervisory powers;

7) creation in the General Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation of an electronic database of regulatory legal and organizational and administrative documents in the field of the digital economy;

8) the introduction of a subsystem of information and analytical data processing using artificial intelligence and "big data" technologies;

9) integration with departmental and external state ICs;

10) formation and maintenance of passports of supervisory and other measures in machine-readable form with ensuring the quality of legal significance;

11) implementation of a unified accounting system, in which the unique interdepartmental identifier assigned to the primary message is a universal accounting unit; exclusion of multiple repeated interdepartmental accounts;

12) the introduction of a system for monitoring and accounting of a chain of all possible decisions made on reporting an incident (crime), from its registration to the sentencing of the court, as well as control over the transfer of criminal cases between the constituent entities of the Russian Federation;

13) creation of a single distributed center for managing the digital infrastructure of the prosecutor's office, which provides, among other things, centralized technical support for users based on the creation of a single center for receiving appeals and incidents;

14) preparation of proposals for the concept of medium-term measures to improve legal regulation in order to develop the digital economy and in the plan for the preparation of regulatory legal acts aimed at its implementation.

Stage 3 (2021-2025) includes:

1) comprehensive automation of supervisory functions;

2) digitization of all services for citizens, state bodies and organizations on the public portal of legal statistics;

3) transition to supervision in "real time" with automatic monitoring of production progress;

4) implementation of the concept of service architecture of FSIS ERP;

5) putting the state automated system into permanent operation;

6) integration with state information resources that carry out migration registration of citizens, accounting of information from tax authorities, operational reference, search and other accounts of the Department of Internal Affairs;

7) completion of comprehensive optimization of the processes of activities of the prosecutor's office and their translation into digital format;

8) development and introduction of promising technologies for identifying participants in the information interaction of the ecosystem of the prosecutor's office, including technologies for biometric identification, multifactor identification on the basis of the federal state information system "Unified system of identification and authentication in the infrastructure, providing information and technological interaction of information systems used to provide state and municipal services in electronic form," and other identification technologies;

9) the introduction by educational organizations of the prosecutor's office of distance learning technologies and e-learning, including in network interaction with other organizations of general and additional education, in all types and forms of activity of students in accordance with the requirements of the digital economy;

10) the introduction of a mechanism for public officials of the prosecutor's office to have basic competencies in the digital economy. Using the developed online service for continuing education of adults for a wide range of the population.

Expected Results and Key Performance Indicators

The indicators that ensure the achievement of the planned characteristics of the digital transformation of the prosecutor's office by 2025 are presented in the table below.

The state of information systems of the prosecutor's office in 2017

Departmental Information Systems

AIC "SUPERVISION," designed for conducting departmental workflow and document management in electronic form, including the "Scan" module for in-line document scanning.

AIS "Archival Business of the OP," designed to automate the processes of workflow on the maintenance of the nomenclature of cases, the formation, registration of cases, systematization and reception of cases for archival storage.

AIK "KADRY-OP," designed for distributed accounting of personnel and their personal data, as well as changes in the staffing table of the prosecutor's office.

AIS "Parus," designed to automate tasks in the field of accounting and ensure the financial and economic activities of the prosecutor's office.

AIS "Pension" intended for accounting and maintenance of pension provision for former employees of bodies and institutions of the prosecutor's office and members of their families, including permanently residing outside the Russian Federation.

As of 2017, 1.7 thousand employees are users of these departmental information systems, which is approximately 4.0% of the staff of the prosecutor's office.

In addition, the Statistics AWS software package is used to collect and process statistical reports in the prosecutor's office of the Russian Federation.

State Information Systems

In 2015, the federal state information system "Unified Register of Inspections" (FGIS ERP) was created, operated by the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation. As of 2017, more than 1,500 prosecutors work in the system, more than 31.5 thousand specialists have been granted access to it by more than 3100 control and supervisory bodies and 80 business ombudsmen.

In order to implement the function of maintaining the state unified statistical accounting of statements and reports of crimes, the state of crime, crime detection, the state and results of investigative work and prosecutor's supervision, a set of measures is carried out aimed at creating a state automated system of legal statistics (GAS PS).

By September 2017, within the framework of the work on the creation of the State Automated System PS, technical design was carried out, special software of the system was developed and implemented within the pilot zone, which provides, among other things, the implementation of format and logic control functions to minimize errors in entering information into primary accounting documents, a single data storage was created and accredited by the Ministry of Communications of Russia Certification Center of the General Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation. More than 2.8 thousand employees of the prosecutor's office use a qualified electronic signature in their activities.

Since 2013, the pilot operation of State Automated System PS has been launched in 6 regions of the pilot zone. Since 2015, the pilot zone has been expanded to 27 regions. Access to the resources of the State Automated System PS was provided to more than 30.5 thousand employees of the prosecutor's office and employees of other law enforcement agencies.

In order to increase the openness of information as part of the state automated system, the PS created and operates in test mode the information and analytical resource "Portal of Legal Statistics" (crimestat.ru), which provides users with access to state statistical reporting data at the federal and regional levels.

To ensure access to open information about the activities of federal government bodies, the official website of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation (genproc.gov.ru) is located on the Internet segment for federal government bodies and state authorities of constituent entities of the Russian Federation (RSNet network). The site has Russian and English versions. To use the possibilities of interactive communication when organizing the consideration of incoming applications, an Internet reception has been created on the official website of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation.

Unified system of interdepartmental electronic interaction

In the prosecutor's office, over a thousand users are connected to SMEV services, of which about 50 are in the central office. In turn, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation provides SMEV users with the FGIS ERP service. As a percentage of the number of employees of the prosecutor's office, the connection deficit is 98.0%.

The information systems of the prosecutor's office have been connected to the SMEV since 2014. Developed software for 30 services (50 types of information) of various departments.

Single Secure Data Network

The Prosecutor General's Office of Russia plans to connect all prosecutors in the country, including district ones, to a single secure data network. 1.1 billion rubles have been allocated for these purposes, Interfax writes.

According to Oleg Insarov, head of the legal statistics department of the Prosecutor General's Office, the network will be created this year until December 1. An appropriate tender has already been held and a contractor has been selected, but his data has not been named. In addition, the Prosecutor General's Office plans to update the fleet of equipment.

"And then we will increase information arrays, use equipment for its intended purpose, and not as a typewriter, as we use now," Insarov said.

Establishment of the Main Directorate of Legal Statistics and Information Technology

The prosecutor's office is entrusted with the obligation to maintain a state unified statistical record of statements and reports of crimes, the state of crime, crime detection, the state and results of investigative work and prosecutor's supervision.

The Main Department of Legal Statistics and Information Technologies was established in the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation for the most optimal solution of the tasks of implementing a unified technical policy in the creation, implementation and development of information systems in the bodies and organizations of the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation.

On May 12, 2017, by order of the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation Yury Chaika, Oleg Alexandrovich Insarov, State Counselor of Justice of the 3rd class, was appointed to the post of head of the Main Directorate.

2010: Development of an automated system for forming a consolidated inspection plan and approval of unscheduled inspections

In July 2010, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation announced the results of an open tender for the implementation of technological work on the development of an automated system created in 2009 for the formation of a consolidated plan for inspections and approval of unscheduled inspections (AS SPPiVP).

As noted, only one company, Open Technologies 98, expressed a desire to participate in the auction. The company's price offer amounted to 215.6 million rubles. For comparison, the initial value of the state contract was 216 million rubles. Financing of work under the contract is carried out at the expense of the federal budget. Based on the results of consideration of the submitted application, "Open Technologies 98" were admitted to trading.

However, due to the presence of only one participant, the competition was declared invalid, and in accordance with paragraph 5 of Art. 27 of the Federal Law of 21.07.2005 No. 94-FZ "On the placement of orders for the supply of goods, the performance of work, the provision of services for state and municipal needs," the draft state contract was transferred to "Open Technologies 98."

As part of the state contract, the contractor will have to equip NP SPPiVP: TC module (certification center); data storage and processing subsystem; The fact retrieval and extraction subsystem analytics and reporting subsystem; web access and information security subsystem; computer subsystem. You can get acquainted with the customer's requirements in more detail in the documentation provided on the official website for posting the state order of the Russian Federation here.

IT projects in the General Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation

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