Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The new development is aimed at ensuring information security.

The developer of the domestic operating system "OSnova", NPPKT, and the company "Gasinformservice" announced the release of a joint solution to the market, combining the OS "OSnova" and DBMS Jatoba.

The comprehensive solution is a certified software package that ensures the operation of the infrastructure in the face of modern cyber threats. The package includes an operating system and a fault-tolerant DBMS adapted to Russian standards. Both products are certified by the FSTEC of Russia.

The product can be used in state information systems, personal data systems, and critical information infrastructure facilities. The package has already passed the necessary tests and is ready for implementation. Andrey Shor, Deputy General Director for Development at NPPKT, noted:

Creating a joint bundle is an important step in the development of domestic software. The combination of "OSnova" and Jatoba allows us to offer the market a ready-made solution that meets all security and performance requirements.

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