📋 Tender Overview
T2, Rostelecom and Solar have summed up the first results of the subscriber protection service - checking for personal data leaks . Since August 2024, T2 and Rostelecom clients have ordered more than 650 thousand reports, and almost half of T2 subscribers have ordered the report again.
T2 and Rostelecom customers can receive a free report on suspected leaks of their personal data. The service, based on the Solar AURA monitoring service, monitors the network daily and collects information on compromised data: name, phone number, email, address and passwords. The report also indicates the probable dates of leaks and the digital platforms from which they occurred. This information helps users change passwords in a timely manner, prevent hacking of social media accounts and be more careful when providing data to online services.
You can request the service in your personal account on the website or in the mobile applications "My t2" and "My Rostelecom". The report is generated automatically in a few seconds, after which it can be downloaded in PDF within 24 hours. In addition to detailed information about leaks, the user will receive recommendations from Solar AURA experts on how to protect their data from fraudsters.
As part of the educational initiative, Solar, the architect of comprehensive cybersecurity, is developing a comprehensive approach to raising citizens' awareness of cyber threats. Understanding your vulnerabilities is the first step towards security, which helps prevent leaks in the future. To better understand cybersecurity issues, the company has developed many materials. For example, the "Cybersecurity is easy!" section on Gosuslugi has become an important element of the all-Russian cyber hygiene program. Since the launch of the program in 2022, more than 10 million people have been able to learn about security rules and take part in educational projects. This initiative is being implemented jointly by the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation, Solar Group and St. Petersburg State University of Telecommunications (SPbSUT) as part of the federal project "Information Security" of the national program "Digital Economy of the Russian Federation".
