The State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection (SSSCIP) has simplified cybersecurity procedures. SSSCIP Administration Orders No. 287 of April 17, 2026 and No. 302 of April 24, 2026 approved changes to the regulations on state expertise in technical (TPI) and cryptographic (CPI) protection of information. The main goal of the reform is to optimize the expertise process itself.

What changed in state expertise

The new approach makes work much easier for government bodies and integrators that use global solutions:

  • Recognition of international certificates. It is now easier to get an expert opinion for TPI and CPI tools that will protect official information if they already have international recognition. This covers products with an ISO/IEC 15408 certificate (evaluation assurance level EAL4 or higher) and solutions from the NATO catalog of certified products.
  • Wider rights for public bodies. Government institutions with an SSSCIP permit for TPI for their own needs can now organize primary or additional expertise of the tools in their systems themselves.

What it means in practice

The simpler procedure does not cancel technical requirements. A security tool still has to match the system security profile, be configured correctly and be part of an authorized information security system. However, the path from choosing a solution to using it lawfully becomes shorter, and public bodies get more independence.

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S-byte: support for state expertise and security system building

The new rules open a faster path for global technologies, and S-byte is ready to guide you:

  • ISS building. We integrate global solutions such as Cisco and Trend Micro from the NATO catalog or with EAL4 certificates into the secure perimeter of your organization.
  • State TPI expertise. We help public bodies use their new rights: we prepare documents and methods and support turnkey state expertise.
  • Information security audit. We assess whether your security tools meet ISO/IEC 15408 and the new SSSCIP orders.
  • ISO 27001 certification. We align internal processes with international standards, so later system authorization becomes simpler.

The SSSCIP changes are a chance to modernize protection without bureaucratic delays. Contact S-byte, and we will help you use the new rules.