Secure and manage multiple data-sensitive systems from one workstation from internal and external cybersecurity threats with the TAA-compliant IOGEAR 8-Port Dual View DisplayPort Secure KVM with Audio and CAC Protection Profile v4.0. Enable authorized users secure access to up to four systems with one keyboard, mouse, up to two 4K monitors and dedicated common access card (CAC) reader port. Featuring in Common Criteria and NIAP Protection Profile v4.0 security requirements set for the U.S. government for peripheral sharing switches, the secure KVM switches are built for multiple interfaces and ideal for use in high-security environments that demand rigorous cybersecurity provisions including military and defense, federal agencies, government, utilities, commercial and healthcare applications.
IOGEAR secure KVM switches comply with NIAP PP v4.0 security certification meeting the cybersecurity requirements from the U.S. government. The secure KVM also meets with the Common Criterial Compliance as part of the international Common Criteria Recognition Arrangement. The unit also meets with all TAA-compliant guidelines.
The secure KVM switch supports a dual view display and exceptional 4K Ultra-HD resolutions up to 3840 x 2160 @ 30 Hz. With the addition of the universal KVM cables, the secure KVM switch can support any monitor port even if the monitor uses a different display standard while enabling a universal display standard.
IOGEAR secure KVM switch hardware security is comprised of tamper-evident seals, active chassis intrusion detection, and tamper-proof hardware. Compliance with NIAP Protection Profile v4.0 certifies that non-approved USB peripherals will be rejected and cannot be connected to the secure KVM switch, providing high-level security, protection and data safekeeping. With the combination of physical and software security, secure KVM switches offer secure air-gap network isolation to prevent internal and external access to individual system with authorization while consolidating multiple workstations with varying security classification levels.