The workstation is registered in the Register of Industrial Products of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia, which confirms the Russian origin of the device and its readiness for use in state information systems and infrastructure projects.
It allowed reading, downloading, and deleting files from users' cloud storage.
The Astra Group has released a new version of the Astra Configuration Manager 1.5 configuration management tool, which supports working with devices on various Linux operating systems.
The catalog includes messengers, marketplaces, banking applications, games and other solutions developed by Russian specialists.
The Astra Group has introduced a new line of Astra XPlatform software and hardware complexes (PACs) targeting critical infrastructure, cloud technologies, and artificial intelligence.
The "NeuroChat" subscription provides universal access to chatbots, image generation, document processing, translation, market analysis, and more.
Update 5.4.3 simplifies working with a large fleet of devices on Android and Aurora OS, and also supports infrastructures with Kubernetes and S3-compatible storage.
The device is designed for hardware acceleration of network tasks, offloading central processors and increasing the efficiency of data processing centers.
The Kvadra_T tablet running "Aurora" is used in on-site biometrics collection services by major players in the financial industry.
This is a universal model capable of performing a wide range of high-performance tasks.
The key change in version 2.3 is the launch of a new web client as the main interface.
The goal is to create equipment for IT infrastructure that is initially designed for long-term operation and support.
The release adds a new interface for both users and administrators, as well as implements passwordless access mechanisms.
"VL-Bio" allows the implementation of biometric technologies in full compliance with the requirements of 572-FZ.
The developers promise that the software will be able to detect attacks using sophisticated techniques to bypass detection mechanisms.