IP layer interconnection robust Standardized Network Layer Security Protocol

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IPlir (IP layer interconnection robust) is a standardized network layer security protocol.

2022: Place RFC on IPlir on IETF

The RFC project (from the English. Request for Comments - a document from a series of numbered information documents Internet containing technical specifications and standards widely used in the world network), on the security protocol of the network layer IPlir, developed, Infotecs Company is posted on the site. IETF The project is under discussion and approval by the professional community. The authors of the RFC were a group of Infotecs. This was reported in the company "InfoTEKS" on January 13, 2022.

The Network Layer Security Protocol (IPlir) (IP layer interconnection robust) ensures the confidentiality and mimic stability of data when transmitted in communication networks using the TCP/IP protocol stack using various cryptographic mechanisms.

The IPlir protocol can be used to create virtual private networks (VPN) of all known types, both between individual nodes and with the connection of any combination of local networks. IPlir allows you to implement various traffic encapsulation modes, operates without connection on random quality channels, provides minimal redundancy of IP packets, is compatible with the IP protocol of versions v4 and v6 and is suitable for application in GPMS of different classes.

The IPlir protocol is the result of many years of work of Infotecs specialists. It is standardized in the form of recommendations for standardization P1323565.1.034-2020 "Information technology. Cryptographic information protection. Network Level Security Protocol "according to Order No. 1325-st Federal Agency for Technical Regulation and Metrology (Rosstandart). {{quote 'author
= said Deputy General Director for Science and Innovation Alexei Urivsky|"We began to develop our own protocol for IPlir VPN networks more than 20 years ago. We can say that he incorporated the best modern approaches to network cryptographic information protection. IPlir has been tested in practice and improved to meet the highest requirements and standards.

We invite a wide professional community to evaluate its capabilities. Our experience as a vendor in the field of information security, as well as a commercial company involved in the formation of standards and the development of recommendations in the field of information security, we invested in the creation of the IPlir protocol. We intend to continue working on its development, and the publication of the RFC project in this should help us, "}}

2020: Approval of recommendations for standardization by Rosstandart

By order No. 1325-st of the Federal Agency for Technical Regulation and Metrology (Rosstandart), recommendations for standardization P1323565.1.034-2020 "Information Technology. Cryptographic information protection. Network Layer Security Protocol. This was reported on December 28, 2020 by Infotecs.

Rosstandart introduces IPlir network layer security protocol

The standardized network layer security protocol, the IPlir (IP layer interconnection robust) protocol, ensures the confidentiality and mimic stability of data when transmitted in communication networks using the TCP/IP protocol stack using national cryptographic mechanisms.

The IPlir protocol can be used to create virtual private networks (VPN) of all known types, both between individual nodes and with the connection of any combination of local networks. He incorporated modern approaches to network cryptographic protection of information, they told Infotecs.

According to representatives of the company, a number of features differ from other protocols of the same class IPlir: it allows you to implement various traffic encapsulation modes, operates without establishing a connection on channels of arbitrary quality, provides minimal redundancy of IP packets, is compatible with the IP protocol versions v4 and v6, is suitable for use in CSI of various classes, etc.

The IPlir protocol is the result of many years of work of Infotecs specialists. It is repeatedly tested in practice in a wide range of operating corporate and state information systems.

"10 years ago, we thought about standardizing our VPN protocol, and the protocol itself (its early versions) was developed more than 20 years ago. Over the past 10 years, the protocol has been seriously improved, tested on our products and began to meet the modern requirements of the FSB, "said Dmitry Gusev, Deputy General Director of Infotecs.