The Russian army is creating a closed system to exchange digital information. It is called multiservice transportation and communication network (MTSS). The first stage will be completed in late 2019 and the system is to be fully ready in two years. MTSS will have its own search engine and the military will ensure independent operation through a fiber-optic Arctic cable. MTSS has to ensure cybersecurity of the country along with the protected Russian segment of the world web which is being considered, the Izvestia daily writes.
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The MTSS will provide high-speed transmission of any information volume on the whole national territory with Big Data technology (Picture source: Russian MoD)
The MTSS will provide high-speed transmission of any information volume on the whole national territory with Big Data technology (Picture source: Russian MoD)
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