Sukhoi Company (JSC) is Russia’s major aircraft holding company, employing more than 29,000 people. Among the holding’s members are leading Russian design bureaus and aircraft production plants. The holding's products, such as Su- marque combat aircraft, are state-of-the-art weapons systems in the global market, which form the backbone of the frontline aviation of Russia and tactical air forces of many other countries. The Company is Russia's major manufacturer of export aircraft, placed 3rd in the world in terms of the numbers of modern fighters produced.

GAZPROM VNIIGAZ was established in 1948. In 1999 it was reorganized into the Limited Liability Company Scientific-Research Institute of Natural Gases and Gas Technologies – GAZPROM VNIIGAZ.The founder of GAZPROM VNIIGAZ Ltd. is JSC Gazprom, which has 100% share of the charter capital of the Company. In 2001, according to the decision of Gazprom, GAZPROM VNIIGAZ acquired the status of the branch scientific center in the field of technology development.

ZAO Raiffeisenbank is a subsidiary of Raiffeisen International Bank-Holding AG.The Bank has been operating in Russia since 1996 and offers a full range of services to retail and corporate customers, both resident and non-resident, in roubles and foreign currencies.

The Bank of Moscow is one of the leading universal commercial banks in the Russian Federation ranking number 5 in terms of assets and capital. It is also the 3rd largest deposit taker in the country. As of 31 December 2008 the Bank’s assets according to IFRS were RUR801.4 bln, with the total loan portfolio being RUR516.6 bln. The Bank of Moscow was established in 1995 and has since been majority-owned by the city government.

RosEvroBank is a privately-owned bank established in 1994. Over the past five years the Bank developed into a strong medium-sized Russian bank, ranking 58th among the top 100 Russian banks in terms of assets and 62th in terms of equity (source: 'Profil' magazine, June 2006). As per 'Dengi' magazine, RosEvroBank ranks among the 30 most reliable Russian banks.

Vozrozhdenie Bank provides personal banking and business services to clients throughout the Russian Federation. Our nationwide network includes 170 locations and more than 600 ATMs. We provide 1 350,000 clients with a range of services, from savings accounts, payment handling and payroll management to mortgages, bank cards and business and consumer loans. We are successful for one reason; complete focus on the needs of our clients.

The Russian Federal Customs Service controls and supervises customs work, as well as performing currency control and contraband functions. A key aspect of the FCS’s work is information, much of which is classified as state or commercial secrets. Maintaining the integrity of this information is a top priority for the FCS and as such there are extremely stringent IT security requirements.

InfoWatch and the Russian Ministry of Economic Development and Trade have signed an agreement on the implementation of an internal data security system based on InfoWatch technology. The Ministry develops state policy and enforces regulations in the spheres of economic development, foreign economic activity, commerce, customs, and small businesses.

VimpelCom is the second largest cell-phone operator in Russian Federation and the owner of the Beeline trademark. VimpelCom provides mobile phone services to more than 25 million subscribers in 74 of 89 Russian regions, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Georgia and Armenia.
InfoWatch has signed an agreement with VimpelCom to incorporate InfoWatch solutions into the company's corporate network to prevent sensitive data leaks.

VTB, previously known as Vneshtorgbank, is Russia’s largest commercial bank in terms of authorized capital and the international agencies Moody's Investors Service, Standard & Poor’s and Fitch have all given the bank high ratings. InfoWatch has signed an agreement to install an integrated system to protect confidential data and archive corporate e-mails in the bank’s more than 200 offices.

Transneft is the world's largest oil transportation business, moving 93% of the oil pumped in Russia and managing almost 50,000 km of pipelines. InfoWatch solutions will be used in work to modernize the Internet access connection to further develop the distributed computer infrastructure and increase the efficiency of electronic communications.

RusHydro, previously known as Hydro-OGK is a Russian hydroelectricity company. As of 2008 it has a capacity 25 gigawatts and is the country's largest power-generating company and the largest successor to RAO UES.
InfoWatch’s contract with RusHydro signed in March 2004 provides a confidential data security system for the energy company’s computer network.