Part of Green Light, 13 years in the Central Asian market. Tashkent office - on the region's fastest-growing IT market. Primary focus: information security.
13 years
On the Central Asian market since 2013
5
Cisco portfolios covered · Preferred in Security & Services
Tashkent
Capital office, projects across the country
Aloqa · UZCOPPER
Open cases - bank and corporation
CEO · Uzbekistan
Has been heading Green Light's Tashkent office since 2020. Under his leadership we delivered projects for Aloqa Bank (SD-WAN on Palo Alto, Juniper LAN+Wi-Fi) and UZCOPPER (full office IT infrastructure).
“Uzbekistan in 2026 is not a 'market of the future', it's a market right now. After the January attacks on government bodies, nobody asks 'do we need a SOC' anymore. We build SOCs, KII protection under PP-167 and localised perimeters under article 27.1 - that's our focus.”
NextWave Platinum
Preferred Partner: Security, Services
Partner: Cloud & AI Infrastructure · Collaboration · Networking · Cisco portfolio model
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
Cyberattacks on government bodies, mandatory personal data localisation and State Security Service certification of security officers for critical infrastructure make information security the main priority of the Uzbek market.
On 27–30 January 2026 three government agencies were hit by cyberattacks. 60,000 records were confirmed: 24 photographs of interior ministry staff, 15,874 records of the National Social Protection Agency, 446 mortgage records. The national cyber hub blocked 7 million threats in 2024, 107 million in 2025, with a 2026 forecast of over 200 million.
Presidential Resolution No. PP-167 of 31 May 2023. Staff responsible for cybersecurity at critical information infrastructure facilities must be certified by the State Security Service every 3 years. It covers banks, telecoms, energy, transport and healthcare — this is a requirement of law, not a recommendation.
Article 27.1 of the personal data law requires physical storage and processing of Uzbek citizens' personal data on servers inside the country. Databases are registered with the authorised body. Non-compliance is grounds for blocking websites and services.
CISO of a state bank ahead of privatisation
A bank with 75–100% state ownership, in the top 10 by assets, preparing for pre-sale due diligence. International advisers from EY, KPMG and IFC are asking questions about information security maturity.
Out of 700+ IT staff, only 2 people hold international information security certifications (CISA/CISSP). There is practically no local market for third-line monitoring centre specialists in the country.
"I need a partner with State Security Service clearance, ISO 27001 on the production perimeter, experience with article 27.1 and engineers who will not leave for Dubai in six months. I have 14 months until privatisation — I cannot afford another leak."
CIO of a large state enterprise
A critical information infrastructure facility under PP-167. Energy, mining, railways. 20,000+ employees, regional branches across the republic.
Industrial control systems and office networks are still connected — a legacy of the 2010s. Foreign-currency contracts with Western manufacturers go through the finance ministry with a delay of 2–3 months.
"I have to pass State Security Service certification, move 12 contractor services to my.gov.uz and not bring down the control systems at the power plants — all at once. We do not have that many competencies in-house, and will not have them within three years."
CTO of a private commercial bank
A mid-sized bank with a digital retail focus; the mobile app is the main channel. Subject to article 27.1 (personal data localisation) and Central Bank operational resilience requirements.
Every new service needs an architectural decision: how to keep personal data inside Uzbekistan while still letting a vendor work with anonymised data. The attacks of early 2026 pushed the board to raise the information security budget.
"After the attacks on government bodies our board no longer asks how much a monitoring centre costs — it asks why ours is not running around the clock yet. I need a partner who designs for data localisation from day one instead of bolting it on after the audit."
Aloqa Bank
FinanceSecure backbone data network between bank branches with built-in traffic protection.
Aloqa Bank
FinanceFull wireless coverage for floors 1–7, single management platform, centralised web portal, AI for network monitoring and root-cause analysis.
UZCOPPER
Manufacturing / EnterpriseEngineering services for the server room, secure server and network infrastructure, video conferencing and voice, access control.
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
2025
Palo Alto Networks - award to the Uzbek legal entity
The young Tashkent office is reinforced by engineers from headquarters in Bishkek. A single CCIE specialist team works on large projects across the three countries.
Tashkent
Uzbekistan
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