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RingQ on Debian 12: Stronger Security, Better Performance

All new RingQ deployments now run on Debian 12 (Bookworm) for stronger security, long-term support and better performance.

Bianca Allery
Bianca Allery
1 min read
New RingQ deployments are now on Debian 12.

The latest version of RingQ ensures that all new deployments run on Debian 12 (“Bookworm”).

What does this mean? It means the RingQ platform is now more secure, more reliable, more stable, and better prepared for the future.

As an ISO-certified company, we follow the highest global standards to ensure our cloud communications platform remains secure, stable, and continuously optimized for our customers.

Debian 12: The Most Secure & Stable Linux Distribution

Debian has long been regarded as one of the most secure and stable Linux distributions. With Debian 12, RingQ users and partners benefit from:

Enhanced Security Framework

Debian 12 introduces stricter package signing, updated kernels, improved sandboxing, and hardened security libraries.

For RingQ users, this results in:

Performance and Efficiency Boost

Debian 12 allows RingQ to run faster and more efficiently—even at large scale.

Customers can expect:

Long-Term Support (LTS)

Debian 12 offers extended support, providing:

Security First

As part of RingQ’s commitment to industry-leading security, we:

Our move to Debian 12 aligns with our proactive security strategy, ensuring RingQ remains one of the safest and most reliable cloud PBX and contact center platforms available.

Future RingQ Downloads on Debian 12

All new installations and deployment packages will now be available exclusively on Debian 12. This provides:

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