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The downside, according to Daria Zubritskaya, Marketing Director of Raketa LLC, was the reduction in the number of market players and products presented: "In terms of products presented, the Russian market has shrunk several times. In some areas, there is only one manufacturer left." However, in hernew zealand cell phone number list opinion, if you look at it from the sales point of view, the market has grown: "Companies have spent a lot of money this year on switching from foreign to domestic products. The main reason is the departure of foreign vendors, as well as changes in the regulatory framework that require the use of domestic products."

Thus, Pavel Korostelev, Head of the Product Promotion Department at Code Security, gave estimates during the Anti-Malvare.ru conference, according to which there are practically no segments left on the Russian information security market where there is no competition. For example, among universal security gateways (UTM or NGFW), where at the beginning of the year there were no more than three players representing more or less universal products, in December there were already 15 vendors.

"The growth is primarily due to the fact that many Western developers of information security tools, whose solutions occupied 39% of the total Russian market as of 2021, have left the Russian market. If 2022 can be conditionally called a transition year, then in 2023 almost all budgets of companies that need information protection in the B2G and B2B sectors will be spent on products from Russian suppliers, which will give an even greater increase in this part of the market - from 113 billion rubles in 2021 to 446 billion rubles in 2026," said Andrey Krekhov, Director of Special Programs at ICL Services.

Artem Izbaenkov, Director of Cybersecurity Development at EdgeCenter, sees the danger of market overheating: "The information security market, as expected, has grown significantly due to attacks. But now many companies are faced with a choice of what to spend money on first - import substitution of IT equipment or cybersecurity? And unfortunately, more often than not, the choice is not made in favor of information security. A bubble has inflated in the industry. And to prevent it from bursting, financial investments are needed. Otherwise, we will be defeated in the first world cyber war."

In 2023, the trends of 2022 will continue. "We see that this year even companies that are not required to do so by law have started thinking about import substitution. The main work will begin next year. The market will be affected by the redistribution of budgets for the creation of domestic IT infrastructure," says Alexey Parfentyev. "Regulatory requirements will continue to encourage customers to implement domestic security solutions and abandon foreign software. In particular, everyone is waiting to see whether the law on turnover fines for information leakage will ultimately be adopted. Together with the tightened Federal Law 152, this will greatly affect the market. This trend will also affect the development of the services segment. Under pressure from a shortage of IT and information security personnel in the market, as well as problems with budgets, companies will increasingly pay attention to outsourcing and various subscription models. This is especially relevant for small and medium businesses."

According to the Center for Strategic Research, the main wave of growth for the entire period up to 2026 will occur in 2023. "The market will definitely grow, there are all the grounds and prerequisites for this: the growth of attacks in cyberspace, the increased need to protect businesses, the focus on Russian solutions. At the same time, information security remains a priority area of ​​investment in building an IT infrastructure," Alexander Lyamin is confident.