Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The solution is designed for process automation in law enforcement agencies and government bodies, and complies with FSB of Russia Order No. 378 dated July 10, 2014.

Mobile Inform Group, InfoTeKS, and Astra Group have completed testing and confirmed the compatibility of the MIG T8X x86 industrial tablet computer with the Astra Linux Special Edition 1.7 operating system and ViPNet SafeBoot 3 and ViPNet Client 5 for Linux information security software.

The certified Astra Linux OS provides a secure software environment, while ViPNet SafeBoot 3 ensures trusted system boot. The joint use of these components makes it possible to fulfill the requirements for KS3 class cryptographic protection tools.

ViPNet SafeBoot 3 provides the creation of a point of trust in the hardware platform and operating system, and ViPNet Client 5 for Linux provides secure access to corporate resources and conferences.

According to Alexander Vasilenkov, Deputy Head of Product Development for Partner Relations at InfoTeKS, this is a ready-made mobile workstation that provides a high level of security.

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