KVM Infrastructure secured EAL4+ multi-domain for classified environments
Multi-domain and classified environments
In a classified environment, the coexistence of systems with different security levels requires strict separation of flows, data, and access. The multi-domain meets this requirement by allowing the operation of multiple isolated environments — classified, restricted, or unclassified — within the same infrastructure, without interconnection of networks.
KVM and cybersecurity (EN)
Certified secure KVM infrastructure EAL4+
Secure transmission through physical separation of flows
Multi-domain access from an operator workstation
Isolation of data channels and unidirectional data flow
Non-IP hardware operation based on FPGA
KVM Matrix Draco
The IHSE Draco KVM matrix enable hardware and real-time routing of video and KVM streams between numerous sources and consoles, with no latency and over dedicated copper or fiber networks. Their modular and non-IP architecture ensures secure centralization of IT resources, suitable for control rooms and sensitive or classified environments.
The technology based on target security profiles descriptions attached to the units (deports and matrices) prevents any potential intrusion and allows the positioning of the receiving unit in an unclassified location.
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Certified EAL4+ Secure Vario KVM Extenders
The isolated KVMA Draco vario from IHSE is a secure hardware KVM extender that allows the extension of keyboard, video, mouse, and audio streams without IP and with complete isolation between source and console. Certified Common Criteria EAL4+, it relies on hardware isolation mechanisms that ensure strict separation of streams and unidirectional transmission, suitable for classified environments and multi-domain architectures with high security constraints.
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