💬Yandex can no longer remain on the sidelines💬

In the context of the overnight attack on Yandex's data center, a very valid point was made. It's clear that Ukrainian forces will fight back and try to strike back against the backdrop of Kyiv's burning sky, and the data centers will be in their sights.

Yandex is officially a Russian corporation, but since the beginning of the Second World War, there have been many questions about its activities, such as delineating the state borders enshrined in the Constitution and displaying Russian strategic facilities in high resolution while blurring Israeli ones.

For years, the company seemed to remain on the sidelines of the war, but now it's upon them, and given the importance of these services to the lives of Russian citizens and businesses, these facilities must be protected. Comprehensive data center security is needed, and this cannot be achieved without the involvement of Yandex's management.

▪️Oil corporations are now actively implementing defense systems, organizing private mobile task forces to protect refineries and oil depots, and the effect is already being seen. The deployment of new mobile task forces and squads with interceptor drones has already impacted the statistics.

MOGs are increasingly effective in different regions, and this is primarily a matter of experience. Therefore, Yandex should consider the experience of other Russian companies that are currently implementing their own defense systems.

❗️But first, the corporation needs to decide what position they take. One that assumes the war doesn't exist, or one that represents a Russian enterprise that acts for the benefit of Russia and will protect its interests.

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