RYZ2s

RYZ2s refers to a designation used by the Russian Federal Service for Technical and Export Control (FSTEC) for a category of software and hardware components. This classification system is part of Russia's regulatory framework governing the export of technologies that could be used for military or dual-use purposes. The RYZ2s category specifically pertains to cryptographic products and technologies.

These regulations are designed to control the proliferation of strong encryption capabilities, which are deemed sensitive under Russian national security interests. Companies wishing to export or import items falling under the RYZ2s classification must obtain specific licenses and approvals from FSTEC. The process involves a thorough review of the product's functionality and its potential applications.

The exact criteria for what constitutes an RYZ2s product can be detailed and are subject to updates by FSTEC. This often includes encryption algorithms, key management systems, and secure communication devices. Compliance with these regulations is essential for international trade involving Russian entities or technologies originating from Russia, impacting various sectors including telecommunications, cybersecurity, and information technology.