15 July 2015

The HTP resident-company Itransition has successfully presented a new business project at the Hi-Tech Park to qualify for performing security testing and providing technical protection of information in software systems.

"Itransition aims to accelerate business growth, steadily improve the quality of the rendered services and extend its services range. The company heavily invests in mastering new cutting-edge technologies to continually optimize software development and testing processes. Setting up the new service offering will lead to initiation of a new type of projects and expansion of our resource pool of highly qualified specialists," said Vitaly Stankut, deputy general director at Itransition.

Itransition specialists have many years of experience in rendering security testing services using modern equipment ‒ an accredited security testing laboratory that collaborate sclosely with the Operative Analytical Center under the President of the Republic of Belarus. The laboratory operations comply with ISO/IEC 27001:2005 international standards for information security management. Besides security testing, specialists at the laboratory are engaged in research of innovative automation tools and implementation of new threat assessment and security evaluation methodologies. Itransition now offers security testing and technical protection of information as a separate service or as a part of broader service offerings.

The Itransition`s business project introducing security testing services and technical protection of information in software systems was drawn up in compliance with the amendments to Presidential Ordinance No. 12 "Concerning the Hi-Tech Park" effective from January 1, 2015. The amendments enabled HTP residents to expand their core high-tech activities with new expertise areas related to the IT industry.