Dr.Web gets license of Federal Service on Technical and Export Control of Russian Federation (FSTEC)

September 6, 2005

Doctor Web, Ltd. - authoritative Russian developer of Dr.Web^® Anti-viruses - informs that the company has obtained the licenses of Federal Service on Technical and Export Control of Russian Federation (FSTEC) to design the information protection tools and to develop (produce) tools for protection of confidential information.

The licenses are obligatory condition for a company operations if it is a supplier of solutions in the field of information protection, design and implementation of corresponding systems in governmental authorities, state-owned enterprises, and also in all companies that have higher demands for the software in the field of information security.

At the same time FSTEC prolonged the validity of Certificate of conformity for antivirus suite of information protection tools "Dr.Web Anti-virus" issued on March 4, 2002 till August 29, 2008. The basis for prolongation of Certificate is the results of inspection checkup conducted by test laboratory of "Security of information technologies and components" company.

"Software products designed by Doctor Web , Ltd. - Dr.Web^® Anti-virus programs - has been protecting information systems of governmental authorities of the Russian Federation, a number of ministries and agencies, large banks and other commercial organizations during many years. The obtainment of FSTEC permissive documents is the latest proof of high technical level of Dr.Web antivirus solutions, their ability to provide solid security for information systems, where information containing commercial and state secrets is stored and processed. This event undoubtedly will help us to carry on even more close cooperation with the companies and state organizations that use in their work only certified tools of information protection", - commented Doctor Web , Ltd. CEO, Boris Sharov.

You can see the contents of the licenses here: