A Russian cybersecurity firm is vowing to press ahead with international expansion and says it’s still looking for a foreign investor after its chief executive and founder was detained on treason charges.
Bloomberg: Russian cyber firm to pursue global drive with founder in prison
A picture taken on Feb. 6, 2019 shows Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) and Group-IB co-founder and director Ilya Sachkov (R) during the meeting with the winners of the 2019 Nemaly Business national prize, an open competition for Russian owners of small and medium-sized enterprises aged under 40.
