Stanislav Kuznetsov, Sber: “Cybersecurity is becoming a key competitive advantage”
An interview with Stanislav Kuznetsov, Deputy Chairman of the Executive Board of Sberbank, for the special issue of The PLUS Journal.
An interview with Stanislav Kuznetsov, Deputy Chairman of the Executive Board of Sberbank, for the special issue of The PLUS Journal.
Journal: PLUS № 07-08(339-340), 2026 (Special Issue)
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Read in this issue:
- Late summer: the digital ruble goes nationwide, crypto business enters the legal framework, government backs AI, and an anti-fraud doctrine. What will be discussed at the PLUS-Forum?
- The automotive market and e-commerce: synergy at a new stage
- Pelé, the King of Football, in an interview with The PLUS Journal: “Above all, I was committed to making sport a part of life for the poorest Brazilians.”
- Banks without the internet: who will give customers access to their money — and how?
- uniTodi. From concept to product: developed in-house
- Banks without the internet — Part 2. Data centers below ground, chips and real priorities
- Stanislav Kuznetsov, Sber: “Cybersecurity is becoming a key competitive advantage”
- What color is the future: blue, green or red?
- ART Fintech: “We’re building a platform where businesses paint the fence themselves — and we see that as a strategic partnership.”
- Why Russia needs its own payment terminal
- Payment infrastructure is no longer the sole domain of banks: how to manage the entire payment chain
- Anti-Fraud 2.0: What’s changing and where things are headed
- Social engineering and deepfakes: AI-powered attacks and defense
- Venture capital and talent: the key capital of the 21st century. Why Uzbekistan neds to act fast
- Central Asia’s fintech paradoxes. Why explosive growth is hitting an infrastructure ceiling
- Crypto under the law: an overview of digital asset regulation around the world
- The use of stablecoins for cross-border B2B payments has surged
- When humans are no longer the ones who pay. The financial infrastructure of the AI-agent era: necessary transformations
- RegTech: how a new bank–regulator interaction architecture is changing the approach to data