Lansoft subsidiary BPMSoft has received FSTEC certification for version 1.9.1 of its platform. The software was granted the fourth level of trust, which is the highest tier for IT systems that do not process state secrets. The certificate, numbered 4790, was officially confirmed on October 27, 2026.
This certification allows the platform to be deployed in state information systems, personal data processing systems, and industrial control systems of the first security class. It is also approved for use in critical information infrastructure projects. The compliance status simplifies regulatory adherence for government agencies and state-owned enterprises.
The evaluation process for version 1.9.1 included static and dynamic code analysis, fuzzing, and integrity checks of executable files. Auditors verified the functionality of authorization, authentication, role-based access control, and event logging mechanisms. The product first received this certification in March 2024.
BPMSoft maintains its security status through ongoing development practices, including regular library updates, independent penetration testing, and vulnerability management during the design phase. Technical Director Alexey Grishin noted that the company continuously monitors risks and collaborates with FSTEC to ensure product reliability.