en.Wedoany.com Reported - Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law establishing the legal framework for the creation and operation of state, municipal, and other information systems based on the unified technology platform "GosTech (State Technology)." The relevant document has been published on the official legal information portal.

The platform will integrate information technologies, databases, software, and hardware resources, which platform participants can utilize to create and develop their own information systems. Participants include federal and regional government agencies, local self-government bodies, state extra-budgetary funds, as well as commercial and non-commercial organizations approved by a government commission.

The Russian Ministry of Digital Development (Ministry of Digital Development of the Russian Federation) is responsible for concluding agreements on the provision of platform components with participants and overseeing their execution. Additionally, the Russian government may delegate certain powers to specific organizations. The law imposes requirements on owners of platform components: they must be Russian legal entities controlled by the Russian Federation, its regions, municipalities, or Russian citizens, with the government authorized to impose additional requirements.

The law does not apply to systems involving state secrets, official secrets in the defense sector, or information related to protected persons and state protection measures.

The law will take effect on September 1, 2027, at which point the existing "GosTech" platform will be considered as established under the new legislation.

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