Storage of confidential data in a secure infrastructure and audit of personal data processing systems
Compliance with personal data legislation and minimizing the risk of critical data loss
Regulatory compliance
Assigning experts to support equipment and ensure compliance with the requirements of the Federal Law-152
Focus on core business processes
Improving the resilience and availability of IT systems
Increased fault tolerance
Regular hardware upgrades and software updates by a competent provider
Timely hardware and software updates
Ready-made architecture for personal data processing system under data protection level 2 to 4 in a matter of 2 hours
Ensure low installation cost and reduced cost of ownership of personal data processing system
Cloud platform based on TIER III data center; SLA up to 99.95%
Control of data access at the virtual and physical level
Over 20 years in the IT industry, licensed by FSTEC and FSB
Expert statements and certificates of conformity with the requirements of personal data law (152-FL)
BEST, money transfer and payments operator
The customer faced a technical issue with a persistent BGP session flag with Linxdatacenter hardware. We examined the problem and found out that one of customer’s hosts was under a DDoS attack.
Because of the distributed nature of the attack, traffic couldn’t be filtered effectively, and disconnecting the host from the external network wasn’t an option. The attack stopped after changes in the server configuration, but resumed the day after. A 5.5 Gbps attack overloaded the junctions with internet providers, affecting other Linx Cloud users. To mitigate the effects of the attack, we employed a dedicated DDoS protection service.
To ensure the continuous availability of resources hosted in Linx Cloud, we rerouted all the customer’s traffic through StormWall Anti-DDoS system. The attack was stopped within half an hour. To prevent future cyberattacks, we organized all connections to the customer’s resources through the StormWall network.
A large international developer of IT solutions for monitoring and logistics of medications.
To meet the legal requirements in Russia, the customer needed a virtual server and network environment hosted in a Russian datacenter.
Linxdatacenter launched two identical instances of the customer’s IT resources in cloud platforms based in Moscow and Saint Petersburg datacenters. Both instances included a development environment and a production environment running on WMware technologies.
To meet the requirements of the Russian personal data law, we used a cryptographic solution provided by a local developer. A connection to AWS was established over an encrypted channel.
If you process large volumes of personal data, including special and biometric personal data
processing large volumes of personal data
If you are planning to localize your IT infrastructure in Russia to comply with Federal Law-152
localization of IT infrastructure
If you are building your own secure information system for storing and processing personal data
creation of your own personal data storage
Individual advice and planning for improving your personal data processing system
Regulatory compliance
In-depth interviews with stakeholders within the company involved in processing personal data
Audit of documentation on personal data processing and storage
Researching the technical aspects of the personal data processing system
Security audit of personal data processing system using software and hardware security scanners. Identification of vulnerabilities in network architecture and hardware configuration
Recommendations for improvement of personal data processing system and related business processes to minimize the risks associated with the processing and storage of personal data
A detailed report on the compliance with the requirements of the Personal Data Law of Russia
The list of specific steps to organize the processing of natural resources in accordance with 152-FL and international safety standards
According to the law, any identifiable information about a person is considered personal data, including name, contact details, gender, and so on. The law applies to both customers and employees. In other words, if you work with people, you are almost certainly subject to the Personal Data Law.
152-ФЗ требует от компаний, которые хранят персональные данные, обеспечить их защиту на физическом и виртуальном уровне. Самостоятельно обслуживать инфраструктуру, которая отвечает законодательству — сложно. Данные должны находиться в России, доступ к серверам ограничен, а для защиты необходимо использовать антивирусы и софт, сертифицированный ФСТЭК.
Within the framework of the Personal Data Law, anyone processing personal data is considered an “operator”. It’s enough to keep personal records, use a CRM, or track website users with Yandex Metrika or Google Analytics.
Companies working in financial services, healthcare, education, hospitality, telecommunications, advertising, and retail are the most prone to inspections from regulators.
In the context of 152-FL, personal data processing systems are represented by business applications, mail systems, directory services (e.g., Microsoft Active Directory, Novell eDirectory), and other widely used software.
The law requires companies operating in Russia to store and process personal data locally, set up business processes and internal policies, and employ technical solutions to protect it.
Если вы заказываете услугу в Linxdatacenter, часть задач мы берем на себя. Дата-центры в Russia. and are certified⠀ находятся под круглосуточной охраной. Вы можете использовать наши облачные сервисы для своих проектов или заказать аудит своей инфраструктуры на соответствие 152-FL. Вместе с отчетом мы подготовим рекомендации по выбору средств для защиты. The cost of S3 зависит от выбранной услуги.
Roskomnadzor, FSB and FSTEC. Roskomnadzor is allowed to run inspections and decide on sanctions.
Under the Labor Code of Russia, the people responsible for the processing of personal data are liable for direct compensation of damages caused by improper management of personal data.
The Civil Code of the Russian Federation allows a citizen to demand compensation from an organization in case of moral or material damage caused by improper management of personal data.
Depending on the set of violations, administrative liability includes fines of up to 100,000 rubles for individuals, up to 800,000 rubles for officials, up to 20,000 rubles for individual entrepreneurs, and up to 18 million rubles for organizations.
Criminal liability for violation of the law on personal data can be qualified under a number of articles that provide for punishment up to imprisonment for up to 4 years.
Roskomnadzor has the right to block the websites of violators of the Personal Data Law.
The operator of personal data may entrust operations with personal data to a third party called a processor. However, the processor’s liability is limited: the operator determines the purposes and the procedures of personal data processing and stays accountable to the state and the personal data subjects.
When personal data is processed in the cloud under the Infrastructure-as-a-Service model (IaaS), the responsibility of the operator and the processor can be clearly distinguished.
The processor is responsible for the hardware and software conformity to the requirement of the law up to hypervisor level.
The operator is responsible for virtual machines, operating systems, and applications installed.
By default, the operator is responsible for information security, but can task the processor to provide the respective services under the Security-as-a-Service model (SECaaS). Such services may include antivirus protection, firewall, VPN, and so on.
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