Black Box KVS4 Secure KVM Switch, NIAP 4.0 Certified
The Black Box KVS4 Secure KVM Switch is engineered for government, defense, and high-security organizations requiring NIAP 4.0 certified peripheral sharing solutions. This secure KVM switch connects multiple input devices to multiple computers while maintaining strict network separation and CAC (Common Access Card) support. Ideal for classified environments, secure facilities, and multi-level security operations, the KVS4 delivers certified protection without compromising DisplayPort performance or user accessibility.
Key Features
- NIAP 4.0 Certified peripheral sharing device for high-security compliance
- Secure KVM switching with strict network isolation between connected systems
- DisplayPort connectivity for high-resolution secure operations
- CAC (Common Access Card) environment support for government authentication
- Multi-computer to multi-peripheral architecture for flexible secure deployments
- Controlled access management for classified and sensitive data environments
- Enterprise-grade security protocols built into hardware architecture
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
BLACK BOX |
| Part Number |
KVS4-2004VMX |
| Product Type |
Secure KVM Switch |
| Certification |
NIAP 4.0 Protection Profile for Peripheral Sharing Device |
| Video Interface |
DisplayPort |
| Security Features |
Network separation, CAC support, classified environment compliance |
| Application |
Government, defense, high-security facilities |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a NIAP 4.0 certified secure KVM switch?
A NIAP 4.0 certified secure KVM switch meets the National Information Assurance Partnership Protection Profile for Peripheral Sharing Devices. The Black Box KVS4 provides government-validated security for connecting peripherals across multiple computers while maintaining strict network isolation, making it compliant for classified and sensitive environments.
How does the Black Box KVS4 support CAC environments?
The KVS4 is designed to operate securely within Common Access Card (CAC) authentication systems, allowing government and defense personnel to maintain secure access controls while using the peripheral sharing device. This integration ensures compliance with federal security requirements.
What are the benefits of DisplayPort on a secure KVM switch?
DisplayPort connectivity on the Black Box KVS4 enables high-resolution video transmission for secure operations without compromising bandwidth or security protocols. This makes it suitable for detailed classified work, technical analysis, and secure command-and-control environments.
Is the KVS4 suitable for multi-level security operations?
Yes. The secure KVM switch architecture supports multiple input peripherals connected to multiple computers with enforced network separation, making it ideal for organizations managing multiple security classification levels simultaneously.
