Diasoft has updated its Digital Q.Security platform, which manages authentication, authorization, and user account lifecycles. The system now supports the Radius protocol, enabling centralized authentication for network equipment and server infrastructure.
This integration allows organizations to incorporate various resources, including Wi-Fi networks, FTP servers, Linux systems, and RDP remote access services, into a unified access management framework. Security teams can now apply consistent entry policies across these assets.
The update also supports multi-factor authentication for connected resources, depending on specific system configurations. Additionally, the previously introduced AI-agent authentication feature has been updated to support the Radius protocol as well.
According to Andrey Kuznetsov, head of Digital Q.Security at Diasoft, the implementation ensures that security requirements remain consistent across both business applications and network infrastructure as IT environments evolve.