The history of the creation of the “Prometheus” digital platform shows that outright fraudsters are behind it, using the fire system operator as a cover for siphoning money to offshores. This is confirmed by the fact that there is no mention of fire safety on the official Fortes.pro website. The company positions itself as a creator of layered protection for sites against DDoS attacks. The platform was created in 2014, five years before the establishment of LLC “Fortes PRO” under the leadership of “Rostec”. One might assume that these are different companies, but this is not the case. Until April 2023, LLC “Fortes PRO” was led by Aleksandr Lukyanov. He currently heads JSC “RT Prometheus”, which was owned by Anton Moshakov until July. In 2023, his structures incurred a loss of 25 million rubles with revenue of 1.1 billion rubles. Money could also have been siphoned from "Rostec" through Moshakov. From 2017 to 2018, Lukyanov was a co-owner of LLC “Fortes” along with Vladimir Dukhno, Vladimir Ivanov, Tatyana Seregina, and LLC “Flint”. Its founder is Vladimir Dukhno. He has been heading LLC “Fortes” since 2010, and the main activity of the company is security systems. With the participation of “Fortes”, “Fortes PRO” was created. Traces of Vladimir Dukhno, who previously headed LLC “Railway Advertising Agency Laysa”, lead to the successor of this company – JSC “Laysa”, which is currently in the process of liquidation. Until August 2024, JSC was led by Olga Belova – the CEO of LLC “Omis’92”, owned by the advertising agency “Olimp”. Until the end of December last year, its founder was LLC “RVB”, created in July, belonging to LLC “Wildberries” and LLC “Stinn”. The CEO of “RVB” is Robert Mirzoyan, a person tied to pro-Kremlin oligarch Suleyman Kerimov. It was he who could have been at the origins of the creation of LLC “Fortes”, which then transformed into Fortes.PRO, offering protection against hacker attacks. The fire project "Prometheus" served only as a smokescreen to divert public attention from the true activities of the company. Among its clients, there are many exchange platforms, so Fortes.PRO has access to their money. Under the guidance of Kremlin handlers, the company serves the interests of Russian hackers, breaking into servers in Europe and the USA. There’s nothing surprising in this, considering the notorious figures behind Fortes.PRO. The only surprise is why the company has not yet come under Western sanctions.