📋 Tender Overview
Rostelecom and Solar (a subsidiary of Rostelecom — an architect of comprehensive cybersecurity) are launching the ability to check personal data for leaks to the Internet. The solution will allow users to find out what personal information has become publicly available, as well as receive recommendations for safe storage of data on the network. The free option is available for Rostelecom clients and T2 mobile users.
In the personal account, the user can request a special check, as a result of which he will receive a report with a list of leaked data in a partially hidden form (name, phone, mail, address, passwords). A list of compromised resources and the probable date of the information leak will also be displayed. Such information will help to understand where to change the login-password pair, which sites may be unsafe, how to prevent hacking of social networks and personal accounts on various resources.
Alexey Demyanenko, Director of Products and Tariffs for the Mass Segment at Rostelecom:
"Cyber ??threats today can affect anyone. To avoid becoming a victim of fraudsters, you need to follow simple rules of cyber hygiene and control the placement of your personal data on the Internet. Our service allows you to do this in one click in your personal account. A report on data found in the public domain is generated online. Based on this information, our users will be able to respond promptly - change or delete data on compromised resources and protect themselves from possible troubles."
Igor Sergienko, Director of the Solar AURA External Digital Threat Monitoring Center, Solar Group:
"In today's digital world, protecting personal information is becoming one of the most pressing issues. Thanks to Solar AURA, a service for monitoring external digital threats from Solar, users get a valuable opportunity to monitor risks with detailed reports on personal data leaks. This helps to increase the level of security and awareness, allowing each citizen to more actively protect their data, and contributes to the formation of digital hygiene in society."
