This secure DVI KVM switch is perfect for government agencies, military installations, and high-security environments who need computer security product protection for classified networks. Our solution delivers:
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Single-port secure switching that prevents data leakage between networks
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Dedicated CAC port integration for smart card authentication requirements
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4K Ultra HD support ensuring crystal-clear display quality
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NIAP certified protection for government-grade security standards
Key Features
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Secure air gap isolation to prevent cross-network contamination
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DVI digital video switching with full 4K resolution support
- Optimized for CAC smart card authentication workflows
- Consistent TEMPEST emission control for classified environments
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Government security compliance to meet NIAP certification requirements
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer |
SMARTAVI |
| Model Number |
SDVN-1S-P |
| Type |
Secure DVI KVM Switch |
| Port Configuration |
1-port, single-head DVI switching |
| Video Resolution |
Up to 4K Ultra HD (3840x2160) @ 60Hz |
| Authentication |
Dedicated CAC Port for smart card access |
| Security Certification |
NIAP certified, TEMPEST compliant |
| Compatible Systems |
Government workstations, classified networks, tactical computing systems |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes this secure KVM switch different from standard models?
A: This computer security product features NIAP certification, air gap isolation, and dedicated CAC port integration specifically designed for government and military security requirements.
Q: Does this DVI KVM switch support 4K resolution displays?
A: Yes, it's engineered for 4K Ultra HD video transmission up to 3840x2160 resolution at 60Hz refresh rate — perfect for high-resolution tactical computing applications.
Q: Is this switch compatible with CAC authentication systems?
A: Yes. The dedicated CAC port ensures seamless smart card authentication integration for government security protocols and classified network access.
Q: Does this meet government security standards?
A: Yes. This unit maintains NIAP certification and TEMPEST compliance — essential for classified computing environments and secure government installations.
