Russian Companies Integrate Secure Data Transfer Software With Altay-TMA Servers
The integration is designed to support high-speed, secure transmission of large volumes of data.
Projects involving the secure transfer of large amounts of information typically require several partners to work together. This approach brings complementary expertise into the process, helping companies build solutions that are both reliable and secure.
A Partnership That Delivered Results
Two Russian companies, RDW Technology (operating under the RDW Computers brand) and IT Bastion, took this collaborative approach. Together, they deployed a hardware-software system capable of transferring data at speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second. The project combined RDW's Altay-TMA server series with Sinoniks, an information exchange control system developed by IT Bastion.
The deployment involved three servers equipped with third-generation Intel Xeon Scalable Ice Lake processors, high-bandwidth DDR4 memory and a range of storage configurations supporting SATA, SAS and NVMe connectivity. These specifications enable the Sinoniks hardware-software system to sustain data transfer speeds of up to 7 gigabits per second.
Demand Across Multiple Industries
“Secure data transmission, monitored at the transport protocol level, is now relevant to every sector of the Russian economy,” said Pavel Kovalenko, press secretary at RDW Technology. “Alongside software systems such as Sinoniks, the hardware is equally important. This is where reliable RDW Computers servers, with their enhanced computing capabilities, come into play.”
According to the developers, integrating RDW Computers hardware into the new system demonstrates that Russian technology can support high-performance solutions for secure data transmission. Such tools are needed across a range of industries, particularly wherever organizations require tighter control over data exchange without sacrificing throughput. Examples include upgrades to systems operating in isolated network segments and the transfer of backup copies.
Reliability Put to the Test
Several IT Bastion teams have already worked with the partner company's servers, testing a range of information security products, including the SKDPU NT privileged access management (IT Service Provider Activity Monitoring System NT) platform and its subsystems. Employees reported no issues with the servers' performance under load.
The new technology stack is tailored to the needs of the Russian market, where demand is growing for stronger protection of critical systems and automated transfers of large volumes of data. This need extends beyond critical information infrastructure facilities. Industrial enterprises often operate isolated production networks used to control equipment, and these networks also require reliable security tools.
Expanding Compatibility Step by Step
Sinoniks has been undergoing continuous development for several years. In 2024, the platform was added to the Russian software registry maintained by the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media. By then, its developer had already confirmed compatibility with several information security products, including Kaspersky ScanEngine, Dr.Web for UNIX Gateways and InfoWatch Traffic Monitor.
In May 2025, UDV Group and IT Bastion announced successful interoperability testing of UDV DATAPK Industrial Kit and Sinoniks. The solution is designed to secure information exchange between industrial systems. During the tests, the products transferred network packets between isolated segments without packet loss while retaining support for configuring one-way data flows. Later that year, Sinoniks was certified by Russia's Federal Service for Technical and Export Control (FSTEC), providing further confirmation of its security capabilities.
The successful deployment of the Sinoniks hardware-software system is another example of how Russian technology expertise can deliver specialized information security tools. Such capabilities are particularly important for industrial enterprises, government organizations and other customers that need to maintain both data availability and the security of critical systems.
