Website tadviser.ru mentioned that in addition to the Check Point, the distributor Fortis offers on the Russian market solutions from the second Israeli manufacturer Bright Security, which develops software for dynamic security testing of corporate applications. On the updated webpage of Fortis vendors in Russia, there is no information about the Israeli manufacturer Bright Security, and the company itself stated in a letter to the KSE Institute that Bright Security does not conduct business, not only in Russia, but in any territory or with any companies or individuals that are under any kind of international sanctions. The majority of its customers are from the USA, and the company would not jeopardize its activities in the region by condoning or supporting in any way Russia's aggression on Ukraine, both from the business and from the ethical standpoint. Furthermore, employees and contractors of the company hail from countries and territories that are not known for having pro-Russian stances. Regarding Fortis: Bright Security's business relations are maintained exclusively with Fortis in Central Europe, exploring and capitalizing on the business opportunities in Hungary, Spain, and other parts of Central and Western Europe. The company does not conduct business activities with Fortis in Russia, nor does it intend to pursue any such activities as per the policy mentioned above.