ATEN USB DisplayPort Secure KVM Switch

PSD PP v4.0 is a rigorous security standard for peripheral sharing devices. It ensures the switch provides strict isolation between connected computers, preventing data leakage and unauthorized access between networks, which is critical for government and military-grade security.

While this unit is specifically designed to support dual-monitor setups, you can technically connect only one monitor per computer. However, you would be paying for hardware capabilities you aren't utilizing, so it is best suited for users who specifically need dual-display functionality.

Yes, because it utilizes a DisplayPort interface, it is designed to handle the high-bandwidth requirements of modern, high-resolution monitors. It ensures stable, clear video output across both displays without compromising the security isolation.

This switch is built for secure environments, which often means it restricts certain USB device types to prevent security breaches. It is primarily designed for standard keyboards and mice; advanced or non-standard USB peripherals may not be supported for security reasons.

The isolation is physically built into the circuitry of the device, meaning there is no shared memory or data path between the connected computers. When you switch between systems, the device physically disconnects one computer and connects the other, ensuring no data can cross-contaminate between the two.

Yes, the switch is platform-agnostic, meaning it will work with Windows, Mac, or Linux systems. As long as your computers support DisplayPort and standard USB inputs, the switch will manage the connection seamlessly.