Molfar Intelligence Joins IT Ukraine Association

Molfar Intelligence has joined IT Ukraine Association, formalising a relationship that already includes joint research, industry initiatives, and participation in the Association’s technology community.‍

IT Ukraine Association is Ukraine’s largest national association of IT companies. It brings together more than 250 companies and represents the interests of over 100,000 IT professionals, working across advocacy, research, international development, education, and industry cooperation.

For Molfar Intelligence, joining the Association is a natural continuation of work already underway with the Ukrainian technology sector.

Molfar has previously contributed as a research partner to Digital Tiger: the Market Power of Ukrainian IT, the Association’s study of the industry and its position in key global export markets. Ievgeniia Bespalova, Strategic Director at Molfar Intelligence, has also participated in IT Ukraine initiatives and is a member of its CyberTech Committee.

Why This Matters

Technology companies increasingly operate in an environment where commercial growth, cybersecurity, regulation, reputation, and geopolitical risk intersect.

For companies entering new markets, building international partnerships, developing AI or defence-related technologies, or protecting critical systems, understanding that wider environment matters as much as understanding the technology itself.

Molfar Intelligence works at that intersection. Our analysts investigate companies, people, ownership structures, markets, digital risks, and wider relationships to help organisations establish what is actually happening beyond their internal data and standard reports.

Molfar is also expanding the technology layer of its intelligence work, combining analyst methodology with AI-assisted monitoring, risk assessment, and research workflows. Being part of a community where AI, cybersecurity, regulation, and international technology growth are actively discussed creates a stronger environment for exchanging practical experience and understanding how these tools need to work for real organisations.

Membership in IT Ukraine brings that intelligence perspective closer to the companies and specialists shaping Ukraine’s technology sector.

Closer to the Ukrainian Tech Ecosystem

IT Ukraine works across areas including cybersecurity, AI, international expansion, regulation, research, and the development of Ukraine’s technology business environment. The Association also represents its members in international industry organisations and supports cooperation between business, government, and international partners.

For Molfar, participation creates more opportunities to exchange expertise, contribute to industry research and discussions, and stay close to the challenges technology companies are dealing with in practice.

For clients and partners, that proximity means deeper context. The intelligence questions companies bring to Molfar rarely exist in isolation: they are shaped by regulation, markets, security risks, supply chains, competitors, and the wider technology ecosystem.

Molfar Intelligence recently joined fellow members and partners at IT Ukraine’s Summer General Meeting — a gathering focused on strengthening the community, exchanging ideas, and creating new connections across the industry.

Joining IT Ukraine Association gives Molfar another platform to contribute its experience in private intelligence, information-risk research, cybersecurity, and AI-enabled analysis while staying close to the companies shaping Ukraine’s technology sector.