Translated with AI from the Russian original.

ViPNet CAVS provides an automated process for issuing security certificates and electronic signature key verification certificates.

InfoTeKS has introduced ViPNet CAVS 1.0, a solution designed to automate the issuance of certificates to users of the digital ruble platform. The new solution automates the process of issuing TLS and electronic signature certificates with data verification in ESIA (Unified Identification and Authentication System).

ViPNet CAVS includes the certified hardware and software complex ViPNet EDI Soap Gate 3 and the ViPNet EDI Flow management software complex. The solution is developed in accordance with the requirements of the Bank of Russia and supports the automation of certificate issuance processes in ViPNet UC 4/5 and UC CryptoPro 2.0. InfoTeKS explained:

Users of the digital ruble platform (DRP) should be able to securely and conveniently interact with commercial banks through mobile and web applications, ensuring the protection of their digital assets and transactions. This required a service that would automate the certificate issuance process, ensure their verification and relevance, and integrate with the Unified Identification and Authentication System (ESIA).

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