On April 3, KOMIB Director General D. Grigoriev participated in the round table "National interests and international cooperation in the field of ICT" within the framework of the XXIII conference "Ensuring trust and security in the use of ICT", organized by the Association of Documentary Telecommunications.

The event was attended by representatives of the leadership of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, the Russian Foreign Ministry, the NIC, and other relevant organizations. During the discussion, the current processes of the formation and functioning of the IIS system, the role and position of the Russian Federation in building international cooperation in the field of ICT were discussed.

Dmitry Grigoriev spoke about the activities of KOMIB, which was established in August 2023 with the support of the Security Council of the Russian Federation as a subsidiary of NAIIS in order to purposefully increase the effectiveness of public-private partnerships in the field of information security. He said that in April 2024, fulfilling the tasks set by the Security Council of the Russian Federation, KOMIB organized for the first time an exhibition of export products and information security technologies of leading Russian companies as part of the XII International Meeting of High-Ranking Officials Responsible for Security Matters. The exhibition aroused great interest among foreign delegations. The leadership of the Security Council of the Russian Federation positively assessed the event, noting its practical orientation, and set the task to make this event on the annual basis.

Implementing the decision taken, KOMIB, in cooperation with domestic companies working in the field of information security, is currently preparing an exhibition as part of the next XIII International Meeting of High-Ranking Officials Responsible for Security Matters, scheduled to be held in May this year in Moscow. In addition to this work, KOMIB, using established contacts with foreign (primarily African) partners, is actively engaged in targeted activities to create conditions, including at the highest level of friendly countries, to promote domestic information products recommended for transfer to foreign customers.