At the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF-2023), Russian IT companies Fplus, MyOffice, Bazis, Kaspersky Lab, NPPKT, and Getmobit presented the result of their joint work — a hardware and software complex (HSC) for equipping stationary office spaces. This complex provides companies and organizations with the opportunity to switch to a fully Russian digital infrastructure with lower costs and increased security.
In a comment for www1.ru, the Fplus press service noted that the company is currently actively working on including the HSC in the register, which opens up new prospects for cooperation.
These are, firstly, companies with state participation, and secondly, state institutions. We cannot name specific organizations, as this market is already quite competitive.
The HSC includes centrally managed workstations using universal GM-Box docking stations, allowing connection to the virtualized Bazis.Workplace infrastructure. The HSC runs on an operating system called "OSnova", created by specialists from JSC "NPPKT". This system has already proven its reliability and security in the daily work of employees. It was also installed on the second circuit of special GM-Box docking stations. In the future, it may be replaced by the more secure OS "Strelets".
The market for large consumers of software and hardware obliges developers and manufacturers of domestic solutions to move away from the fragmentation of product offerings to a unified consolidated solution, where the integration and compatibility of vendor technologies is achieved according to business requirements. This approach reduces the time for implementation and adaptation of ready-made systems
The complex also includes Kaspersky Lab solutions for protection against various threats and Bazis.Workplace for secure remote connection to a virtual desktop. This unified solution is compatible with major operating systems, making it convenient and easy to deploy.
Russian developers emphasized that the HSC has been certified by the FSTEC, which guarantees its use in organizations working with critical information.