Cyber-attacks on government systems are increasing at an exponential rate and can result in catastrophic loss of state secrets, military data, and classified documents. They can also take down entire systems, destroy valuable equipment, and leave government agencies vulnerable. Belkin Secure KVM solutions are designed to protect against vulnerabilities at the desktop and maintain air-gap isolation between secure and non-secure networks, while enabling a productive, flexible work space. Our secure switches are certified by NIAP to the latest Common Criteria Protection Profile PSD Version 4.0. Designed, manufactured, and shipped from the USA following secure supply chain procedures, Belkin Secure KVMs are also TAA-compliant. And we offer a full complement of high-quality cables that connect the Secure KVMs to their computing sources and display devices.
Energy and utility companies are key economic drivers, making their infrastructures tempting targets for a broad range of cyber threats. The energy industry is at risk for cybercrimes related to supply chain partners, OT infrastructure, and IT systems. Decentralized facilities not designed for digital transformation have networks vulnerable to attacks involving ransomware, data theft, billing fraud, and mobile device phishing. Renewable solar and wind is an emerging part of the energy sector that attracts malicious actors looking to exploit weaknesses. Operational disruption in clean energy includes attacks on networked IoT and SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems.
Banks and financial services companies continue to be attractive targets for cyber-attacks and are increasingly at risk of serious breaches. With more transactions and services moving online, the sheer volume of data as well as its wide geographic footprint makes protecting systems significantly more complicated. To protect mission-critical systems and private data, military and intelligence agencies use Common Criteria and NIAP certified Secure KVMs to physically isolate cyber assets. These Secure KVMs allow operators to seamlessly work across security domains from the same set of computing peripherals, while maintaining air-gap segmentation at all times. Secure KVMs have been proven to be the ultimate defense against the most sophisticated state-sponsored attacks and can be equally effective for financial institutions.