Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The solution helps configure secure login via smart cards and tokens in Astra Linux, Alt, and RED OS, automating access management and complying with regulatory requirements.

The company "Aktiv" has introduced "Rutoken Logon" for Linux, a software product for two-factor authentication in corporate systems based on Russian GNU/Linux operating systems.

The solution provides system administrators with a centralized tool for access control in accordance with the requirements of regulators in the field of information security. "Rutoken Logon" for Linux is included in the Unified Register of Russian Programs for Electronic Computers and Databases.

The product utilizes all the capabilities of "Rutoken" authenticators and electronic signature tools, and also supports other smart cards and USB tokens popular in the domestic market. A license for one workstation will cost 2,000 rubles.

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