Russian cybersecurity coy says arrested founder not guilty
Russian cybersecurity company Group-IB said that its lawyers were studying the court ruling on the arrest of Group-IB founder Ilya Sachkov, declining to comment on the charges but expressed confidence in Sachkov’s innocence. Earlier in the day, the Lefortovo District Court in Moscow arrested Sachkov for two months on suspicions of involvement in high treason. […]
Russian cybersecurity company Group-IB said that its lawyers were studying the court ruling on the arrest of Group-IB founder Ilya Sachkov, declining to comment on the charges but expressed confidence in Sachkov’s innocence.
Earlier in the day, the Lefortovo District Court in Moscow arrested Sachkov for two months on suspicions of involvement in high treason.
“Group-IB lawyers are studying the ruling of the Lefortovo District Court against Group-IB founder and director-general Ilya Sachkov.
“The employees have no doubt that the manager is innocent; they are confident in his honest business reputation.
“ The Group-IB press service does not comment on the charges and circumstances of the criminal case due to the ongoing procedural actions,’’ Group-IB said in a statement.
Co-founder Dmitry Vokov would take over the management of the company.
