Solar Adds Post-Quantum Key Exchange to Network Security
Solar Group has released the ninth version of its ZASTAVA network security line for organizations ranging from small offices to high-load data centers.
It includes hybrid post-quantum key exchange in IKEv2 and Zero Trust logic. Device status is verified through the Sakura solution, and credentials are protected by two-factor authentication. The hardware lineup has been expanded to eight models, the solutions are certified by the Russian FSB and FSTEC, and operational costs can be reduced by up to 15% over 3 to 5 years.
"Predictability of operating costs and scalability are critically important to businesses. The ZASTAVA 9 solution line makes it possible to choose a configuration for a specific scenario and develop a protected infrastructure as the load grows," said Alexander Cherednichenko, Technical Director of ELVIS-PLUS JSC (part of Solar Group).
According to him, cyber threats and regulators' network security requirements have sharply increased the importance of GOST VPN technologies, and investment in such solutions is always long-term.
