Tripp Lite by Eaton Secure KVM Switch

NIAP PP4.0 certification is the gold standard for secure KVM switches. It verifies that the device meets rigorous international security requirements, ensuring that data cannot leak between connected computers and that the hardware is protected against sophisticated cyber threats.

No, this KVM switch is designed specifically for high-security environments and does not support USB peripheral sharing. It is strictly limited to keyboard, mouse, and CAC authentication to prevent potential data exfiltration vectors.

The unit features active anti-tampering protection that permanently disables the device if the housing is opened or breached. This ensures that the internal circuitry cannot be physically compromised or modified by unauthorized personnel.

Yes, it includes a dedicated Common Access Card (CAC) port specifically designed to support biometric and smart card readers for secure user authentication across your connected systems.

No, the switch utilizes constant keyboard and mouse emulation. This technology ensures that your peripherals are always recognized by the connected computers, allowing for instantaneous and seamless switching without the need for re-enumeration.

Yes, it is TAA compliant, which is a requirement for federal procurement contracts. Combined with its NIAP PP4.0 certification, it meets the strict hardware security standards required for government, military, and high-security financial applications.