Independent expert Vadim Plesskiy notes that the resolution applies to IT

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In his opinion, the main advantage of the solution is that certain threats will be eliminated, because control over those who have access to critical information infrastructure facilities will become stricter. "The downside of such a step is also clear - the number of hands that could be used to operate the same critical mexico mobile number database information infrastructure facilities will decrease," says Pavel Korostelev. According to him, this will not be critical news for the specialists who have relocated. "IT is not only critical information infrastructure or GIS, and they will be able to find employment in other areas of information technology," says the head of the product promotion department at the company "Code of Security."
projects carried out in the interests of customers - government agencies and enterprises associated with the creation and maintenance of critical information infrastructure facilities. "As a result, the changes will affect specialists servicing GIS and critical information infrastructure facilities, as well as work with personal data in companies. If the customer is the state, then it is quite logical that in the current conditions it wants to protect itself from various negative scenarios. But at the moment, the return of IT specialists who left the territory of Russia is unlikely. As a result, companies that have signed government contracts will have to hire new specialists, those who remained in Russia. This will not be an easy task and will lead to an increase in the cost of contracts. It is possible that we will see the bankruptcies of a number of contractors and the actual failure of previously concluded contracts," Vadim Plesskiy suggests.

In his opinion, this is another signal for the relocated specialists that they need to look for a new job not in Russia, but for the Russian IT market - possibly an irreversible loss of personnel. "There will be problems not only with the implementation of old contracts, but also with the conclusion of new ones. Firstly, contractors will more carefully assess the risks when concluding such contracts, and the number of those wishing to participate will sharply decrease. Secondly, the cost of contracts will increase sharply, two to three times, which may lead to customers going beyond the budget planned for 2023," the expert believes.

According to him, since the budgeting process in most Russian companies is extremely complex and is built on an annual basis, contracts may not be concluded at all this year. "As a result, the customers themselves will end up losing," Vadim Plesskiy believes.

Let us recall that on December 14, the head of the Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation, Andrei Klishas, ​​in an interview with the RTVI television channel, said that work is underway on a bill that provides for serious restrictions on the activities of those who continue to work remotely for Russian companies.