The Ministry of Digital Development has prepared a draft doctrine…
The Ministry of Digital Development has prepared a draft doctrine for the development of the system for countering cybercrime by 2035. The document has been published for public discussion on the ministry's website.
Consensus
- The Ministry of Digital Development of Russia has developed a draft doctrine on combating cybercrime.
- The doctrine covers the period from 2027 to 2035.
- The document defines priorities, goals, tasks, and main directions of state policy in the field of cybercrime prevention.
- The doctrine was developed in coordination with other government agencies.
- The draft is published for public discussion.
- The document does not contain specific mechanisms but sets strategic directions for future normative legal acts.
- After public discussion, changes may be made to the draft doctrine.
- The technological foundation for the system is expected to be ready by 2030.
- Implementation will proceed in stages, with full development and improvement planned by 2035.
Points of divergence
- The draft doctrine includes a proposal to use biometrics for detecting suspicious financial transfers, based on a published departmental order. — m24
- The implementation of the doctrine is divided into three stages: preparation of normative acts and target indicators by 2028, creation of a technological base and initial implementation by 2030, and development and improvement by 2035. — vedomosti
- Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin stated that new legislative measures to protect citizens from cyber fraud could come into effect in September, following a draft law submitted to the State Duma last year. — vedomosti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Ministry of Digital Development of the Russian Federation presented a draft doctrine on combating cybercrime — Москва 24
- Ministry of Digital Development has developed a cybercrime doctrine project for the period up to 2035 — Ведомости
- Ministry of Digital Economy presented a draft doctrine on combating cybercrime — Коммерсантъ