Information technologies in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia

History of informatization

2024

Failure: Sites and services of the department have not worked since yesterday

On October 15, 2024, a serious failure occurred in the work of the IT systems of the Ministry of the Interior, its headquarters and the traffic police. The official websites of the department and its services are not available, and web pages are not downloaded in the browser. Connecting via VPN also does not work.

Currently, the sites included in the agro-industrial complex "Official Website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia" do not function for technical reasons beyond the control of the department (disconnection of the communication line). Specialists are working on troubleshooting, - said the official representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Irina Volk in her Telegram channel.

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Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian federation

Messages about problems with access to the resources of the department come from users from Moscow and St. Petersburg. Residents of Yekaterinburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Voronezh and Krasnodar also faced difficulties. The State System for the Detection, Prevention and Elimination of the Consequences of Computer Attacks (State system of detection, prevention and elimination of consequences of computer attacks) reported that on October 15, 2024, from 16:03 Moscow time, technical problems are observed in the functioning of the web resources of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the traffic police. According to the organization, service failures (62%) and site failures (34%) occurred in the work of the resources of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Another 1% each fell on failures of the mobile application and personal account.

According to the Downdetector portal, problems with access to the resources of the Ministry of Internal Affairs arose in more than 30 cities throughout Russia. Most complaints come from Kalmykia, Moscow and the Moscow region, as well as St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region (6% of the population). Also, users from the Nizhny Novgorod (5%) and Kaliningrad (3%) regions complained about failures in the work of the resources of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

It is said that the services of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and its pages are not available from at least three large Internet providers. Specialists are taking measures to eliminate the accident.^[1]

How digitalization in Russia helps to solve crimes without leaving the office - TA opinions

Digitalization in Russia has significantly changed the methods of work of law enforcement agencies, giving them access to advanced technologies that have significantly increased the effectiveness of crime investigation. In September 2024, TAdviser explored how digital technology helps solve crimes without leaving the office.

The use of city video cameras and neural networks allows you to search for suspects in the commission of a crime, track the routes of their movements, as well as potential accomplices, recognize people who often visit crime scenes. To do this, the Safe City system has been deployed in Russia, providing round-the-clock monitoring of public places and key facilities using a network of cameras. Law enforcement officers can quickly analyze video materials, which speeds up investigations and helps prevent crimes in the early stages. Access to up-to-date information allows you to more accurately restore event chains and quickly identify suspects.

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The Moscow Department of Information Technology reported that the video surveillance system in the capital is used in the investigation of about 70% of offenses. AI expert, founder and CEO of the project BotB2B Victor Popov draws attention to the fact that the key component of the city's video surveillance system is facial recognition technology, which has become an effective tool for quickly investigating crimes.

Konstantin Melnikov, head of the Infosecurity ETHICAL digital threat analytics and assessment service, in a conversation with TAdviser, noted that digital technologies expand the capabilities of Big Data analysis. Systems for analyzing large amounts of information identify patterns and anomalies in criminal schemes, for example, by tracking transactions in blockchain networks or monitoring activity on social networks. These tools help not only to solve crimes already committed, but also predict potential threats, he said.

According to Vadim Shtyrev, senior analyst at USSC-SOC at UTSB, the "classic" tool for investigating crimes is forensics. As part of this area, digital traces left by attackers on devices, in corporate networks or on personal devices are analyzed if they can be accessed.

An attacker usually tries to hide these traces or destroy them, as they destroy fingerprints at the crime scene, although in this case it is more difficult, since often backups are created or data is transferred for storage to a remote server. These traces can be used as evidence of guilt or, conversely, as an argument of innocence if the attacker took possession of the victim's device and tried to impersonate her, "Shtyrev said.

In its work, law enforcement agencies also analyze the data of a mobile operator. According to Shtyrev, base stations located on the territory in the form of cells allow you to determine the location of calls, call receptions and SMS, as well as the numbers used, duration, time of day and other useful information for investigations. This method is possible because this information is collected by the owner of the base stations and is used in conjunction with the database of stations that contain information about the country code and network of the station, the transmitter identifier, its coordinates, etc., the TAdviser interlocutor added.

In addition, cryptocurrency operations are monitored in Russia. Thus, Rosfinmonitoring uses the Transparent Blockchain solution to monitor suspicious transactions with cryptocurrencies. Deputy General Director, Director for Business Development of Innotekh Andrey Gulidin notes that modern technologies help financial organizations and the public sector to identify illegal fiat operations related to cryptocurrencies, as well as contribute to transparency and security of transactions for all parties. In particular, they allow you to check such transactions for legalization of illegal income and financing of terrorism.

Experts interviewed by TAdviser believe that with the growth of digitalization of law enforcement agencies, risks for them are also increasing. According to Konstantin Melnikov from Infosecurity, each new technological solution requires a thorough safety assessment. No system can be fully protected, and attackers can use digital technologies for their own purposes, the expert warns.

The traffic police launched a service in which you can complain about drunk drivers. In exchange, they will give 5 thousand rubles

At the end of August 2024, the Ministry of Territorial Security of the Perm Territory adopted an order approving the procedure for paying citizens monetary remuneration for informing the police about drunk drivers. For such information, a reward of 5 thousand rubles is provided. Read more here

2023

The head of Rosfinmonitoring reported to Putin on the launch of a "transparent blockchain" in law enforcement agencies

On March 9, 2023, the head of the Federal Financial Monitoring Service (Rosfinmonitoring) Yuri Chikhanchin, at a meeting with President RFVladimir Putin, spoke about the launch of a "transparent blockchain" in Russian law enforcement agencies. Read more here.

2022

The Ministry of Digital Science is authorized to create and use infrastructure software, which is required by the Ministry of Digital Development of Internal Affairs to provide public services - government decree

In November 2022, a decree signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin was published, which was Ministry of Digital Development authorized to create and use infrastructure software required by the Ministry of Internal Affairs to provide public services.

The document assigns to Ministry of Digital Development of the authority to create, develop and function new software and InformSystem components that are used to provide public services through the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The document concerns only new systems developed in the e-government infrastructure.

The Ministry of Digital Development is authorized to create and use infrastructure software

The explanatory note to the document states that the draft resolution was developed "in order to increase the efficiency of the development and operation of information systems in the interests of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, used to provide public services." The resolution establishes the following:

• state contracts for the provision of measures related to the creation, development and functioning of software components, including through the procurement of the necessary goods, works and services necessary for their functioning, are concluded with the obligatory approval of the SOW by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, while the timing of the approval should be determined in the procedure approved by the Ministry of Digital Development of Russia;
• acceptance procedures are carried out with the participation of authorized employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the acceptance committee and involve tripartite signing of documentation;
• payment under these state contracts is made by the Ministry of Digital Engineering on the basis of acts on the conduct of acceptance procedures signed by the Ministry of Digital Development of Internal Affairs of Russia;
• an interdepartmental coordination body is formed, which includes representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Ministry of Digital Development - the implementation of its decisions of this body is mandatory.

As specified in the press service of the Ministry of Digital Science, the decree is aimed at optimizing the processes for developing information systems used to provide public services to the Ministry of Internal Ministry of Digital Development, including in the field of migration processes.

Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of 09.11.2022 No. 2012 "On ensuring measures related to the creation, development and operation of software, new components or standard components of software in the infrastructure that provides information and technological interaction of information systems used to provide state and municipal services and perform state and municipal functions in electronic form"

Entering positions of specialists in robotics and UAVs

The positions of robotics and UAV specialists were introduced in the Central Office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. This was announced on October 19, 2022 by the head of the department, Vladimir Kolokoltsev.

{{quote 'Taking into account the demand, the positions of specialists in the use of robotics and UAVs were introduced in the Central Apparatus of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, "he said, speaking in the State Duma^[2]. }}

FAS did not allow the Ministry of Internal Affairs to spend 1 billion rubles only on Russian servers

On September 5, 2022, it became known that the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation would have to exclude from the conditions of the tender for the supply of IT equipment a ban on the admission of foreign products. The corresponding order was issued by the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS). Read more here.

Traffic police creates a single digital platform

In early April 2022, it became known about the creation of a new IT system for the traffic police. The corresponding tender for 27 million rubles was won by the Software Product company. The competition was held by PKU "NPO" Special Technology and Communications of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. " Read more here.

2021

RUB 36.54 billion for the development of its information systems and information technology infrastructure

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (Ministry of Internal Affairs) will receive 36.54 billion rubles from the federal. for the development of its information systems and information and technological infrastructure. This follows from the federal project "Digital Public Administration" of the national program "Digital Economy." This became known on November 22, 2021.

The purpose of the events is to organize an interdepartmental online exchange of data necessary to provide state and municipal services and services on the public services portal.

Also, the exchange of data on passport and registration records of citizens and stateless persons, information about vehicles, fines for violation of traffic safety rules, information about the presence of a criminal record should be ensured.

As part of the project, a technological infrastructure will be created for the registration, issuance and use of a citizen's identity card Russia containing an electronic medium and a foreign information identification citizen's document (ID - card).

Work will be carried out to create a federal data processing center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (FDPC). Measures will also be taken to build the facilities of the Federal Data Center complex.

Later, a state contract for construction and installation work will be concluded. Next, server and communication equipment should be purchased.

In September 2021, the Ministry announced a closed competition for the development of design documentation and engineering surveys for the construction of the Federal Data Center. The initial price of the lot is 169.7 million rubles. The results of the determination of the supplier were not published^[3] of the Ministry of^[4] of the Russian^[5].

Launch of the "Web" system for the search for cars throughout Russia

On March 21, 2021, it became known about the launch by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation of a system called "Web," which allows you to search for cars stolen and left the scene of an accident using road cameras. First, the technology worked in the Central Federal District, and within a few months it will be implemented in many regions of the country. Read more here.

Mishustin allocated 7 billion rubles for the construction of the data center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs

In early March 2021, it became known about the allocation Government of the Russian Federation of about 7 billion rubles to in constructionsdata center Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. To Moscow Read more. here

2020

Development of an AI system for searching for serial criminals and creating photobots

In mid-November 2020, it became known about the plans of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs to spend a total of 55 billion rubles on the development of an AI system for finding serial criminals and determining the appearance of violators of the law. Read more here.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs spent 80 million rubles on tools for hacking smartphones

From the beginning of 2020 to November 10, the Ministry of Internal Affairs spent more than 77 million rubles on the creation and introduction of equipment for hacking smartphones. MBH Media drew attention to this by studying the information on the public procurement portal. Read more here.

Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation creates a single database on foreigners

On June 4, 2020, it became known that the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia is starting to create a unified database of foreigners. This project became part of a new plan for the development of migration policy, which was developed by the department. Read more here.

2019

Medvedev announced a big upgrade of the IT infrastructure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs

On May 28, 2019, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev announced the need to modernize the technical infrastructure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs at a meeting of the right-wing commission on digital development, the use of IT to improve the quality of life and business conditions. According to him, this is necessary for the effective operation of the information systems of the Ministry of Internal Affairs^[6] of^[7].

Medvedev said that the technological infrastructure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs needs modernization "(photo - government.ru)"

These are additional, great opportunities in the fight against crime, in the field of security. The Ministry of Internal Affairs is one of the key participants in the national program "Digital Economy." The data banks of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the police contain very popular information. Moreover, the number of requests for them - both from departments and from people - is growing rapidly, - said Dmitry Medvedev.

With an increase in the load on information resources, processes are carried out longer, and this is a question not only of the effectiveness of the department's work, but also, first of all, of ensuring order and security, the prime minister explained. Therefore, you need to think about modernizing the technical infrastructure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. According to Dmitry Medvedev, this will require the creation of information storage and processing centers, and it is necessary to work out the question of which technological site they will be located on.

We need new digital platforms and a flexible system that can work with big data. It is also necessary to develop modern communication networks here, as in other places. And it is necessary, of course, to ensure that all data is reliably protected, including protection against cybercrime, he said.

Medvedev said that the department already has relevant proposals and preliminary financial calculations.

The IT infrastructure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs is one of the largest among Russian departments. According to the deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Vitaly Shuliki, the ministry has more than 320 thousand units of the deputy head of^[8] alone^[9]. In terms of the volume and dynamics of IT budgets of federal authorities in 2018. The Ministry of Internal Affairs in the TAdviser ranking takes 5th place with an indicator of 7 billion rubles.

Termination of the criminal case on the creation of the ISOD of the Ministry of Internal Affairs

In March 2019, the Investigative Committee of Russia (TFR) completed an investigation into a high-profile criminal case on possible official abuses in the creation of an intellectual activity support system (ISOD) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs^[10] the Ministry of ^[11]. In April and May, the charges against the defendants in the case were dropped - no corpus delicti was found in their actions. Read more here.

Appointment of a new Chief information officer of the Ministry of Internal affairs

In February 2019 information protection MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS , he became the head of the IT, Communications and Communications Department. Alexander Balaev

2018: Interior Ministry totally switches to domestic software

In the spring of 2018, the Ministry of Internal Affairs approved a schedule for its transition to Russian software. It covers 2018 and the planning period until 2020. The schedule was drawn up in accordance with the implementation of the Government's order on approval for government agencies of a plan for the transition to domestic software in 2016-2018, issued in July 2016. The order, which approved the schedule, is published on the website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Ministry^[12].

The Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, Police Major General Vitaly Shulika will be responsible for the transition of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to Russian software. The schedule can be adjusted, especially regarding the transition to domestic office software. In this area, it is planned to apply a differentiated approach. Retraining of employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs is also provided, which will prepare them to work with Russian software.

In addition, the ministry will modernize its application software to ensure its compatibility with Russian office programs. The necessary measures will be reflected in the informatization plan of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The Ministry of Communications, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Energy, the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Rospotrebnadzor, the Federal Property Management Agency, Rosrezerva, the Federal Tax Service and other government agencies also have their own plans for the transition to Russian software. In July 2017, the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications issued recommendations for drawing up such plans, which provide, in particular, for their open publication on the Internet.

According to the schedule, already in 2018, units of the central office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs will begin to use 80% Russian text editors, table editors, presentation editors, communication software, file managers, organizers and viewers. This also includes office packages consisting of four or more specified programs. For regional divisions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in 2018, this import substitution indicator will be 50%, for subordinate organizations - 35%. In 2020, in all these structures, the share of Russian office software should be brought to 80%.

Also in 2018, the central office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs will begin to use 50% of Russian operating systems. From territorial bodies, an indicator of 40% is required, from subordinate organizations - at least 30%. In 2020, all these indicators should be brought to 80%.

2017: Deputy Interior Minister Makhonov resigned after the arrest of the chief designer of the department's IT system

At the end of October 2017, Alexander Makhonov submitted a resignation report. An official commentary for the media on this matter indicates that he resigned of his own free will. This happened shortly after Makhonov's subordinate, Acting Head of the Special Technology and Communications NPO (STiS) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia and Chief Designer of the Unified Information and Analytical Support System (ISOD) MVDAndrey Nechaev, was detained on suspicion of abuse of office. Read more here.

2016: Plan for purchasing computer equipment on domestic processors

At a meeting of the government commission on the use of IT to improve the quality of life, held under the leadership of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev on April 5, 2016, a draft plan for guaranteed public procurement of Russian microelectronic products was presented (a copy of the document is at the disposal of TAdviser).

The largest consumer of domestic electronics in 2016-2018, according to the document, will be the Ministry of the Interior.

In particular, for 17.2 billion rubles, the Ministry of Internal Affairs intends to purchase 17.2 thousand servers based on Elbrus-4C and Elbrus 8-S processors. The supplier of solutions will be INEUM named after I.S. Brook and MCST.

The construction of the data center, which will house these servers, in 2017-2018 will be carried out by the DCS of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. It is planned to spend another 13.7 billion rubles on this work.

Telecommunications equipment in the data center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs expects to purchase 2.4 billion rubles, choosing contractors during competitive procedures.

In addition, the ministry intends to equip workplaces with 110 thousand Tavolga computers based on Baikal-T1 processors. Their cost, according to the plan, will be 3 billion rubles. The suppliers will have to be the developers of computers and processors - "T-Platforms" and "Baikal Electronics." Read more here.

2013: Interior Ministry creates anti-hacker system

In the summer of 2013 NPO "Special Technology and Communications" MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS Russia , she signed a contract with (Information Security Center CBI) to develop a sample system for detecting and preventing computer attacks.. Read more here

2011

• January 26, 2011 MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS Russia announced the creation of a department, information technology communications and, information protection which is designed to solve the problems of introducing "the most modern management technologies."

The need to create such a unit in the department is explained by the reform of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. As part of this reform, it is planned to reduce the number of employees by 20% by the end of 2012. In this regard, it is necessary to increase the professional level of the remaining staff, reduce the length of bureaucratic procedures and introduce new standards for working with citizens.

The IT department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs was headed by Mikhail Turkin, who previously held the post of first deputy director of the Federal Migration Service (FMS). The main task, which the service solved with the participation of Turkin, in the Ministry of Internal Affairs is called the establishment of effective interdepartmental information exchange. In addition, under his leadership, "a complete informatization of the FMS was carried out, the work of information systems was built and the Internet portal was completely rebuilt."

Until now, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, according to a CNews source, did not have a single decision-making center for informatization, so "no one was responsible for anything."

• On October 8, 2010, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation announced a tender for the purchase of a set of navigation and monitoring equipment for tracking mobile objects. Two subsidiaries of AFK Sistema - NIS GLONASS and M2M Telematics - lost it to Kodos-B, controlled by Gennady Bauman, director of the information technology department of MMC Norilsk Nickel. The tender amount is 55 million rubles. Following him, the regional structures of the Ministry of Internal Affairs will hold a number of similar contests, but with orders worth several billion rubles. Anticipating the unfavorable outcome of the upcoming tenders, NIS GLONASS decided to protest the results of the November competition in the FAS and Rosoboronzakaz. The NIS claims that its application was rejected for formal reasons: the accuracy of time synchronization indicated by the customer in the documents was at least 100 ml. And NIS offered synchronization accuracy of at least 150 ns, that is, about 700 thousand times better than the requirements stated by the customer. It was this discrepancy that served as the reason for the rejection of the NIS application.

According to SPARK-Interfax, the Kodos-B business is growing precisely on orders from the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In 2009, the company's revenue amounted to 79.745 million rubles, and last year the company received orders from the Ministry of Internal Affairs for 178.5 million rubles.

• On December 8, 2011, it became known that the Ministry of Internal Affairs changed the terms of the tender for the purchase of computer equipment by 1 billion rubles. and postponed it for a month after the supplier of programs and PC Eskei Information Technologies complained to Rosoboronzakaz. The founder of Eskey Sergei Kuprin^[13] Affairs told Vedomosti about this^[13]

The terms of the auction were published by the Ministry of Internal Affairs on November 6, and on December 8 it was supposed to take place. But Eskei decided that the processors (l3 and l5) and operating systems (Windows 7 Pro and Microsoft Office 2010 Rus) indicated in the tender documentation are the names of specific goods, and not the technical or functional characteristics required by the law on public procurement (together with the maximum and minimum permissible values). The company complained to the organizers of the competition, and on November 24 appealed to Rosoboronzakaz, which controls the purchases of law enforcement agencies. And on November 29, the Ministry of Internal Affairs published new conditions - taking into account the objections of Eskey.

2010

• In August 2010, the results of a large-scale open auction of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) related to the fingerprint information system (fingerprint and palm scanning) were summed up. The winner - operator Transtelecom (TTK) - until December 2010 must supply and connect equipment (servers, workstations, switches, cabinets, etc.) in a total of more than 900 departments of internal affairs bodies throughout the country, up to ordinary police departments in various cities. There you need to install specialized software - the Ural fingerprint development "Papilon." In addition, purely construction work is required at 54 sites of the department. The cost of work of the Ministry of Internal Affairs was estimated at 1.2 billion rubles. After the end of the project, all police stations included in the list should have access to the fingerprint database, according to which employees will be able to quickly check the person's identity.

• In August 2010, the Ministry of Internal Affairs announced the results of an open auction for the supply of software licenses and certificates for technical support of a special geographically distributed automated logistics system (STRAS MTO).

As part of the auction, two lots were played. The first lot involved the supply of Oracle, IBM and QlikTech software, and the second - the supply of certificates for technical support of Oracle and QlikTech software. According to the auction documentation, the customer took 45 working days to transfer licenses and certificates.

In total, three companies expressed a desire to participate in the auction: Menfis (submitted an application for the tender for lot No. 1), CROC and Inform Project (submitted applications for participation in the auction for two lots at once). Based on the results of consideration of the submitted applications for their compliance with the customer's requirements, CROC and Menfis received admission to the tender. According to the auction protocol, Inform Project was denied admission due to the identified contradictions between the specified data in the information about the participant in the order placement and the extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.

The winner of the auction for lot No. 1 was the CROC company, which requested 242.489 million rubles for fulfilling the state contract. For comparison, its initial cost was 255.252 million rubles. In turn, the auction for lot No. 2 was declared invalid due to the presence of only one application that meets the conditions of the documentation. As a result, the draft state contract was transferred to the only participant - the CROC company. The cost of the state contract for the second lot, indicated by the customer in the protocol, amounted to 64.3 million rubles.

IT budget

2017

The total IT budget in 2017 is 9.45 billion rubles.

The largest spending items in the approved informatization plan of the Ministry of Internal Affairs are:

Operation of telecommunications information structure - 7.24 billion rubles. The Ministry of Internal Affairs is the largest consumer of telecom services among all FOIVs - the share of communication costs exceeds 76% of the department's IT budget.

Operation of accounting systems - more than 225 million rubles. This level of expenses for one of the IPs for providing typical activities (more than 2% of the budget) is also atypical for the federal department.

The IT budget of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in 2017 (by 33.8%) decreased significantly compared to 2016. Basically, this reduction was due to the separation from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of a number of structures that entered (together with their IT systems and budgets) the Russian Guard.

IT infrastructure

Since 2012, the Ministry of Internal Affairs has been creating a Unified System for Information and Analytical Support of Activities (ISOD of the Ministry of Internal Affairs). It includes an integrated multi-service telecommunication network (IMTS), a centralized data processing system (DPC and CAS), application services for ensuring the daily activities of departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (daily services), application services for ensuring the operational and service activities of departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (service services), as well as a subsystem for supporting the interaction of departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs with the population and interdepartmental interaction and subsystem for providing information security.

The main element of the infrastructure of the ISOD of the Ministry of Internal Affairs is the UIS data center, which is created at several geographically remote sites. It is designed to host centralized information systems and services of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and provide access to them using cloud technologies. More on ISOD - here.

IT passport of projects in the Ministry of Internal Affairs

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