The terrorist state of russia continues its efforts to destabilize Ukraine on all fronts. ARMA, like most state bodies of Ukraine, is regularly exposed to cyberattacks from the russian federation.

Recently, ARMA information resources were subjected to another DDOS attack. However, the Agency's comprehensive cyber defense system successfully repelled this attack, preventing the aggressor from implementing his destructive plans.

Despite the fact that ARMA's official website is constantly visited by users from different continents, Agency specialists regularly record anomalous activity of visitors from the most unexpected parts of the world. This may indicate, in particular, their use of VPN services, which are often used by representatives of the aggressor country to mask their true location.

"Working with assets related to the russian federation and its henchmen requires an extremely high level of protection of our information systems. But I want to assure you: we closely monitor security and effectively protect our information resources," said ARMA Deputy Head Stanislav Petrov.

He added: "In addition, there are cases when ARMA directly records visits to its website from the territory of russia. Probably, fugitive ex-president Viktor Yanukovych and state traitor Viktor Medvedchuk cannot come to terms with the fact that their illegally acquired assets are now working for the benefit of Ukraine."​​​​​​

ARMA expresses its sincere gratitude to the Security Service of Ukraine and the State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine for fruitful cooperation in the field of cyber security. By working together and sharing information, we strengthen our resilience.

The agency continues to improve its protection systems and urges citizens to be vigilant and observe the rules of cyber hygiene. Together, we will be able to resist any enemy attempts to undermine our information security.​​​​​​​