DVI KVM Switches conform to data security EAL 2+.
January 11, 2012 -
Models B002-DUA2 and B002-DUA4 are NIAP certified to conform to Common Criteria EAL 2+ and allow users to switch between computers with varying security levels. Internal circuitry is soldered directly to board, making switches tamperproof. Housing intrusion protection disables KVM if housing is opened, causing it to become inoperable and alerting users KVM has been disabled. Each port is its own isolated channel, making it impossible for data to be transferred between connected computers.
Original Press release
Tripp Lite
1111 W. 35th St.
Chicago, IL, 60609
USA
New DVI KVM Switches Conform to Common Criteria EAL 2+ to Keep Data Safe
Chicago, IL. Tripp Lite, a world-leading manufacturer of power protection and connectivity solutions, and a provider of a wide range of TAA-compliant and FIPS-approved products, has introduced two new Secure DVI KVM Switches. The B002-DUA2 and B002-DUA4 are National Information Assurance Partnership (NIAP) certified to conform to Common Criteria EAL 2+, assuring these KVM Switches have gone through a rigorous analysis and strict testing process and that they conform to the security standards sanctioned by the International Standards Organization. Common Criteria is an important worldwide evaluation standard for security products, as its certifications are recognized in 25 countries around the world.
Key Features and Benefits:
NIAP-certified to meet EAL 2+ security standards
Safely switch between computers with varying security levels
Each port is its own isolated channel, making it impossible for data to be transferred between connected computers
Components are tamper-proof; all internal circuitry is soldered directly to the board
Tamper-warning labels located on each side of the KVM provide visual evidence if the unit has been tampered with or compromised
Housing intrusion protection technology permanently disables the KVM if the housing is opened, causing it to become inoperable and alerting users that the KVM has been disabled
Firmware cannot be reprogrammed, securing it against attempts to alter the logic of the KVM
Keyboard buffer is automatically cleared after data transmission, leaving no information stored in the switch
Lack of memory buffer eliminates unintentional transfer of keystrokes or other data when switching between systems-the only way to access connected computers is via pushbutton
"These new DVI KVM Switches include features designed to keep data secure while still letting users manage their networks," said David Posner, Tripp Lite Product Manager. "These products are a perfect complement to our extensive line of TAA-compliant and FIPS-approved products designed to meet the needs of government and government contractors."
For more information on Tripp Lite's new DVI KVM Switches, go to: NIAP-Certified Secure KVM Switches.
About Tripp Lite
Outstanding product reliability and exceptional service have been Tripp Lite trademarks for more than 85 years. Tripp Lite's innovations include the world's first UPS system designed specifically for personal computers, and the world's most trusted premium surge suppressor-the Isobar®-with more than 18 million in use. Tripp Lite maintains the highest level of ready-to-ship inventory in the industry with more than 2,500 different products, including UPS systems, rack systems and cooling solutions, PDUs, PowerAlert software for enterprise-level system management and control, surge suppressors, KVM switches, cables and connectivity products, inverters, power strips, notebook accessories and more. Headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, Tripp Lite maintains a global presence with fully staffed offices worldwide. Additional information, including a list of Tripp Lite's sales offices and authorized reseller partners, can be found by visiting Tripp Lite's website: www.tripplite.com.
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