Aladdin company has introduced an updated version of the Secret Disk data protection system for Linux 2.3, designed for workstations and servers. The logging capabilities have been expanded across all components of the solution: events can be transmitted to Syslog and SIEM systems, and the composition of collected data complies with the requirements of GOST R 59548–2022, which simplifies compliance with regulatory requirements and analysis of information security incidents.

The new version implements full-disk encryption support for removable media, device identification, centralized access control to protected drives, and their blocking. Administrators also received additional tools for configuring password policies, taking into account the requirements of GOST R 71753-2024 and NIST SP 800-63.

In addition, license management has been updated: the system allows automatic license activation, tracking their validity periods, and distributing them from a single console. Among the new features, experimental integration with the Trusted Security Module (TSM) has also appeared, which ensures the integrity control of the UEFI configuration during computer boot.

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