The Konfident company has released updated versions of its information security solutions, Dallas Lock Linux 6.13.150 and the Dallas Lock 5.0.441.3 centralized management unit. Both products have successfully passed certification tests to confirm compliance with regulatory requirements.
The updated Dallas Lock Linux includes a new detection and response module featuring IoC scanning and a node isolation function. It also introduces a sandbox environment for running third-party software, support for Alt 11 and Debian 12 operating systems, and improved USB drive management.
The new Dallas Lock centralized management unit now offers enhanced control over firewall profiles, user account blocks, and access to local and network printers. It also supports remote agent updates and quota distribution across security domains.
Administrative capabilities have been expanded to include new reporting tools, such as client lists and licensing data. Additionally, the system now allows for the configuration of security policies aligned with FSTEC requirements for critical information infrastructure.
Monitoring features for Dallas Lock 8.0 clients have been upgraded to include vulnerability scanning based on the FSTEC threat database. The system can now generate unified event logs and reports on local user group compositions across the infrastructure.
