TuxCare Enterprise Support

Many government agencies and large enterprises continue to rely on old or unsupported Linux distributions (“legacy Linux”) for critical systems. On the surface, this may appear low-risk. The systems work....

  The main differences between community and commercial Linux lie in the levels of support, security assurance, and compliance readiness. Community Linux offers freedom, transparency, and zero licensing costs —...

AlmaLinux’s march toward full FIPS 140-3 validation for version 9.6 has reached another key milestone: all four cryptographic modules are now officially listed on NIST’s Modules in Process (MIP) list....

Key Takeaways Running an end-of-life Linux distro exposes organizations to security vulnerabilities, compliance gaps, and operational instability. TuxCare’s Endless Lifecycle Support (ELS) provides ongoing security patches for end-of-life Linux distributions...

Key takeaways TuxCare Enterprise Support (TES) offers Essential, Enhanced, and Custom support tiers to balance cost, coverage, and compliance. It adapts to any environment, from enterprise-optimized basics to full-stack and...

When it comes to running mission-critical workloads, Linux isn’t just an operating system; it is the foundation of your business. The right support partner can mean the difference between smooth...

The Problem Enterprises Are Facing   Enterprises today rarely run a single Linux distribution. Most are juggling a mix of distros across production environments, with AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux emerging...

Following our previous milestones for FIPS 140-3 validation with AlmaLinux 9.2, we’re excited to share the next step forward: TuxCare is now offering Extended Security Updates (ESU) for AlmaLinux 9.6,...

FedRAMP-authorized systems are expected to maintain high availability, especially at the Moderate and High baselines, where downtime can impact national security or public services. FedRAMP’s updated policy prioritizes faster vulnerability...

AlmaLinux 9.6 is on track for full FIPS 140-3 validation, with all five cryptographic modules already on NIST’s “Implementation Under Test” list and availability expected within 60 days. TuxCare enables...

Cloud service providers working with U.S. federal agencies are required to meet FedRAMP’s strict security, cryptography, and reporting standards. This process is often complex, time sensitive, and difficult to manage...