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The SharksDTs and RED SOFT companies confirmed the compatibility and correct run of the SharxDesk platform (by SharksDC) under the RED OS operating system (by RED SOFT). As a result of testing, a bilateral certificate of compatibility was signed.
SharxDesk is a desktop virtualization platform based on the Sharx Base hyper-converged platform, which allows to fully personalize desktops for each user in accordance with information security requirements. The solution provides high performance and fault tolerance, combining this with the simplicity of centralized management. The SharxBase platform is registered in the Unified Register of Russian software and databases of the Ministry of Communications of Russia (No. 4445) and has the certificate of the FSTEC of Russia (No. 4102 of 03/19/2019), which confirms its compliance with information security requirements and allows its use in government information systems and personal data information systems up to and including class 1.
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 1 class 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).
“Developing partnerships with companies of various profiles, RED SOFT is trying to focus its products on compatibility, both with software and hardware. The Russian operating system RED OS, in addition to wide functionality, provides the ability to install domestic solutions of various profiles”, Rustam Rustamov, Deputy RED SOFT CEO, comments.
“The inclusion of the RED OS operating system in the list of compatible and supported operating systems will allow us to offer our customers a comprehensive solution that will ensure the creation of secure virtual infrastructures,” Roman Bychkov, SharksDC competency development director, says.
