A cyber warfare military-style badge featuring a laptop with a glowing neon padlock, circuit board patterns, and Russian flag colors.

A military-style chevron badge for a Russian cyber warfare specialist or information security operator. The overall color scheme is anchored in the national flag colors — white, blue, and red — used for the base, borders, and structural elements. However, key symbolic components — such as a central laptop and the digital padlock displayed on its screen — are rendered in vivid cyberpunk style: glowing neon cyan, electric purple, and hot magenta, with emissive lighting, holographic sheen, and circuit-like textures. The padlock’s keyhole is replaced by a tiny laptop icon, symbolizing digital authorization. The background integrates printed circuit board traces, flowing binary streams (0s and 1s), stylized firewall shields, and subtle masked silhouettes evoking covert operators. Embedded within the microchip textures and data streams are encrypted glyphs that subtly encode infosec acronyms: VPN as a tunneling waveform encircling the laptop, APT etched in micro-font along a blade’s edge, SOC and EDR integrated into shield emblems, C2 (Command & Control) represented by faint node-link constellations, IDS/IPS as dual-layer waveform barriers, TTPs (Tactics, Techniques, Procedures) hinted via fragmented hex patterns, OPSEC woven into the border’s camo weave as micro-lettering. ‘Weapons’ include code-forged digital blades, minimalist tool icons (Nmap, Metasploit, Wireshark), and data-packet daggers trailing hex trails. Matte white areas contrast with deep blue fields and bold red See more