Part of Green Light, 13 years in the Central Asian market. Almaty office - large enterprises, banking, telecom, public sector. Engineering projects delivered jointly with the HQ team.
13 years
On the Central Asian market since 2013
5
Cisco portfolios covered · Preferred in Security & Services
Almaty + Astana
Country's main business hubs
Halyk · BCC · NBK
Open cases for the country's largest banks
CEO · Kazakhstan
Has been heading Green Light's Almaty office since 2019. Drove banking deployments for Halyk, BCC and the National Bank of Kazakhstan. 2026 focus - meeting the new ARDFM cybersecurity requirements and projects for KVOIKI critical-infrastructure objects.
“Kazakhstan is the most demanding market in the region. ARDFM, KVOIKI, personal-data localisation, the war for engineers with Kaspi. You can't go through the motions here - either you meet the requirements and win deals with the largest banks, or you don't.”
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The full Green Light service portfolio is available through the local team.
Identity and access management · Security awareness and staff training · Network security
Enterprise networks · Data center networks · Telecom carrier networks
Servers · Storage systems · Storage networks (SAN)
Corporate telephony and voice · Video conferencing and corporate messengers · Collaboration tools
Application performance monitoring · CRM systems integration · ERP systems integration
ARDFM requirements, the critical information infrastructure regime and mandatory personal data localisation shape the landscape of infrastructure projects in large businesses.
The updated ARDFM resolution has been in force since 1 November 2025: encrypted connections, MFA plus biometrics, local data centres, automated incident exchange with the regulator, ISO 27001 and a security audit every 3 years, PCI DSS for card processing.
Personal data of Kazakhstani citizens must be stored inside Kazakhstan. Amendments on AI and digitalisation came into force in January 2026 (law No. 231-VIII) and in July 2026 (No. 256-VIII). Foreign legal entities must notify the regulator and ensure localisation.
Resolutions No. 529 and No. 832 define the list of critical facilities and uniform information security requirements. They cover energy, transport, telecom, banks and hydraulic structures. Compliance is a condition of operating, not a recommendation.
CISO of a top-10 second-tier bank · Almaty
A bank with 1.5–4 million customers, actively developing digital services. Under direct ARDFM supervision; the first deadlines under the new resolution fall within 60 days.
A monitoring centre and automated incident exchange with the ARDFM have to be built urgently without dropping the availability of critical systems. Staff turnover in Almaty is 37.9%, with competition for engineers against Kaspi and Halyk.
"The ARDFM deadline is in 60 days and the ISO 27001 audit is in March. Kaspi has already taken two strong network engineers. I need a partner who will close the regulator's requirements end to end, not a supplier with a box of hardware."
CIO of a mining company · Atyrau / Karaganda
A holding of 8,000–25,000 employees with 14 industrial sites from Atyrau to Ust-Kamenogorsk. A critical infrastructure facility.
Industrial control systems and the office network are still connected after 2022; supply and support from some Western manufacturers are unstable. Parallel imports through Almaty are more expensive and come without guarantees. There is no up-to-date network diagram.
"I have 14 industrial sites, each with its own set of switches and controllers. The regulator asks for a critical infrastructure register and a protection plan, and I do not even have a current diagram. I need a CCIE engineer who will come out to the site."
CTO of a payment processor / fintech · Almaty
Serves 2–6 second-tier banks and the e-commerce segment. Millions of transactions a day, PCI DSS Level 1, mandatory personal data localisation inside Kazakhstan.
Kaspi and Halyk are absorbing the market. According to IDC, cloud adoption in the corporate segment is only 10–11%; a hybrid architecture with a private cloud in Kazakhstan is needed.
"I cannot afford a year of tendering with the Big Four — my release cycle is 2 weeks. I need an integrator who turns up tomorrow with an architecture: where the Kazakhstani zone is, where the zone for Uzbekistan is, how we encrypt traffic and how this passes the ARDFM."
Halyk Bank / O!Bank
FinanceDeployment and operational support of the contact center solution for one of the country's largest banking groups.
BCC
FinanceMulti-channel routing, integration with banking systems, agent and campaign analytics.
National Bank of Kazakhstan
Public sectorMigration to a software-defined data-center network fabric for the financial-market regulator.
Wooppay
Fintech / PaymentsServer and network infrastructure for the payment processor - the foundation of service resiliency.
2025
Cisco - the only Kyrgyzstan-based company among 26 countries in the region
2025
Dell Technologies - top Titanium partner tier
2022 · 2023 · 2024
Check Point - regional award three times in a row
Some Kazakhstan projects are delivered jointly with the engineering team from headquarters in Bishkek - a single CCIE and Advanced specialist pool across the three countries of the region.
Almaty
Kazakhstan
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