RDW Technology has integrated its Altay-TMA server line with the Sinonics information exchange control system developed by IT Bastion. This hardware-software solution enables automated data and file transfers between isolated or disconnected networks while masking the architecture of the protected segments.
The project involved the deployment of three servers equipped with Intel Xeon Scalable Gen3 Ice Lake processors, DDR4 memory, and support for SATA, SAS, and NVMe storage configurations. These systems were designed to handle high-load scenarios, including file transfers and security checks by DLP and antivirus software.
Technical testing confirmed that the infrastructure supports data transfer speeds of up to 10 Gbps, with the current configuration maintaining a steady throughput of approximately 7 Gbps. The hardware demonstrated stability during stress tests conducted by IT Bastion teams while running various security products, including the SKDPU NT PAM platform.
The collaboration aims to address the growing demand for secure data exchange in high-load environments across various sectors of the Russian economy. Both companies plan to leverage this integration for future projects requiring rigorous control over information flows and high-speed data processing.
