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Does CReSED need antivirus software?
No, CReSED does not require traditional antivirus software—and that’s one of its biggest advantages. CReSED is built on Linux, a secure Linux-based operating system that is fundamentally different from Windows in how it handles threats. Linux core systems like CReSED...
Is CReSED STEM-ready?
Yes. CReSED is not just STEM-ready—it is purpose-built to empower science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education in schools that need reliable, affordable, and accessible solutions. Whether you’re teaching basic coding or advanced scientific simulations,...
What happens when Windows 12 comes out? Will CReSED still be relevant?
CReSED will not only remain relevant—it will become even more essential. Unlike Windows, which often forces users to upgrade their hardware just to stay supported, CReSED is built to extend the life of your existing computers—not replace them. In fact, many schools...
Does CReSED meet international security standards?
Yes, absolutely. CReSED is designed with international cybersecurity standards in mind, ensuring that your school’s data and systems are protected at a level trusted by governments, financial institutions, and top-tier enterprises. At the core of CReSED is Linux, a...
Where is the data stored?
By default, CReSED is designed to encourage local data storage—on-site, secure, and under your school's direct control. This approach offers better data sovereignty, faster access, and removes reliance on external cloud services that may store data overseas. However,...
Can we migrate to other systems later if needed, or are we locked in?
You’re never locked in. CReSED is built on open standards, with open-source software and exportable data formats. If you ever decide to move to another platform, you can take your files, user data, and configurations with you — no walled gardens, no vendor trapdoors....