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The Cabinet of Ministers has approved amendments to the law “On Sanctions”, which prohibit the use by legal entities on the territory of Ukraine of software products originating from foreign countries subject to sanctions.<\/p>\n
The draft law proposes to recognize new types of sectoral sanctions, in particular, the ban on the distribution and use in Ukraine by legal entities of software products and their components originating from a foreign country to which sanctions have been applied in accordance with the Law on Sanctions.<\/p>\n
Access to electronic information resources on the Internet owned or controlled by persons or organizations subject to sanctions is additionally restricted. This applies to websites, web pages, electronic communication networks and information and communication systems.<\/p>\n
But many Ukrainian enterprises still use russian software to manage their business, despite the sanctions and war with the aggressor country. And the saddest thing is that most business owners do not see this as a threat and don\u2019t see the point to changing it.<\/p>\n
Information security of enterprises is an integral part of the economic independence of our country. Cyberspace has become a place of economic struggle.<\/p>\n
We again appeal to Ukrainian companies and emphasize the migration from russian software to other safe-to-use accounting systems as soon as possible.<\/p>\n
Dmytro Popinako, CEO Innoware, an expert in the implementation of international enterprise management systems, in an interview for the “Pryamiy” channel, commented the changes to the law “On Sanctions” and talked about the risks of using the software of the aggressor country and how to protect yourself from them:<\/p>\n