IPA Russian Section Representative Speaks at International IT Congress in China

On 26 October 2025, R. V. Torshin, Vice President of the Lipetsk Regional Branch of the All-Russian Police Association, IPA Russian Section, a veteran of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Prosecutor’s Office of the Russian Federation, and until recently an IT adviser to the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, delivered a presentation entitled “The Russian AI Security Market: Strategic Analysis and Prospects for the Law Enforcement Community” at the 3rd World Digital City Congress in Shenzhen, China.

The Congress is one of the world’s leading IT forums. The comprehensive analysis of the Russian AI security market presented by R. V. Torshin outlined the landscape of technological threats and shaped the agenda for the professional community of integrated security experts, particularly law enforcement professionals. His accessible explanation of complex cyber threats and algorithmic vulnerabilities, together with the identification of cybersecurity tasks and strategies in real-world conditions, received positive feedback from representatives of the Chinese police attending the Congress.

One of the key practical outcomes was the launch by R. V. Torshin of the unique Russian resource SecurityAI.info, an encyclopaedia and aggregator. Presented as a comprehensive knowledge aggregator on the security of artificial intelligence and large language models, the project is intended to provide the professional community with a single point of access to structured data on vulnerabilities, protection tools, leading scientific publications and best practices.

An exclusive presentation of the project will take place at the Cybersecurity Round Table on 13 December 2025, within the International Police Film Festival “Work, Brothers!”, held under the auspices of the All-Russian Police Association, IPA Russian Section.

It is symbolic that on 26 October 2025, at Russia’s initiative, the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime was adopted. The report by R. V. Torshin is presented as a contribution by the All-Russian Police Association to international efforts to combat cybercrime.