Dallas Lock Linux got the RED OS Compatibility Certificate

Within the framework of a technology partnership, RED SOFT and Confident have tested the compatibility of their products. The developers confirmed the correctness of the operation of the information protection tool against unauthorized access Dallas Lock Linux (by Confident) under the RED OS operating system (by RED SOFT). Test results are reflected in a bilateral certificate of compatibility.

The information protection tool against unauthorized access Dallas Lock Linux is a certified supplemental confidential information protection system for personal computers and servers running under the Linux family OS (FSTEC of Russia certificate of conformity No. 3594 dated July 04, 2016). It can be used in automated systems up to security class 1G inclusive, in government information systems of the 1 security class, in information systems of security level 1 of personal data protection, in significant objects of critical information infrastructure up to category 1 inclusive. The information protection tool against unauthorized access Dallas Lock Linux is registered in the Unified Register of Russian software and databases of the Ministry of Communications of Russia (No. 426). The information protection tool against unauthorized access Dallas Lock Linux can be used with an uncertified version of RED OS.

RED OS is a Russian, Linux-family, general-purpose operating system for servers and workstations. The product is certified by FSTEC of Russia (Cert. No. 4060, dated January 12, 2019), which confirms its compliance with the requirements of information security and allows its use for Government information systems and Personal Data systems up to class 1 inclusively. The RED OS is registered in the Unified Register of Russian software and databases of the Ministry of Communications and Mass Media of Russia (reg. No. 3751).

“Testing for compatibility of Russian software is an important step not only to implement the import substitution policy in the field of software, but also to ensure information security. RED SOFT and Confident have worked together on this issue and are ready to offer the market a comprehensive import-independent solution for ensuring security at critical infrastructure facilities", commented Rustam Rustamov, Deputy RED SOFT CEO.

“In the context of the transition to import-substituting technologies, the demand for domestic solutions is increasing: it is necessary to carry out the transition of both existing and newly created information systems to domestic OSs, as well as to ensure the security of information. In collaboration with RED SOFT, we are creating the conditions to meet this demand. In addition to enhancing certified functionality, one of the most important areas for the development of the Dallas Lock Linux SSD is to ensure compatibility with domestic operating systems. This work will be continued”, Yegor Kozhemyaka, director of the Information Security Center of the Confident group of companies. commented.