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Raritan 8-port Single Head SecureSwitch, NIAP PP4.0 certificated, DP, support CAC

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Raritan 8-port Single Head SecureSwitch, NIAP PP4.0 certificated, DP, support CACDesigned for government and military environments where security, control, and auditable access are non negotiable, the Raritan Secure Switch 8 Port Single Head delivers a robust desktop solution that protects sensitive peripherals while enabling seamless collaboration. This device is lab tested and NIAP Protection Profile v4. 0 certified, ensuring strict adherence to the latest cybersecurity requirements for Peripheral Sharing Devices. With CAC

Designed for government and military environments where security, control, and auditable access are non-negotiable, the Raritan Secure Switch 8-Port Single Head delivers a robust desktop solution that protects sensitive peripherals while enabling seamless collaboration. This device is lab-tested and NIAP Protection Profile v4.0 certified, ensuring strict adherence to the latest cybersecurity requirements for Peripheral Sharing Devices. With CAC (Common Access Card) and PKI authentication, it enables trusted user verification and secure session management, safeguarding data paths and preventing unauthorized access. Whether you’re deployed at a local facility or supporting a distributed federal network, this RSS model provides reliable, easy-to-manage security without sacrificing performance or user experience. The 8-port, single-head configuration optimizes desk space and simplifies deployment, making it an ideal fit for secure workstations that demand tight control over who can share peripherals such as keyboards, mice, USB devices, monitors, and other connected equipment.

  • NIAP PP4.0 certification ensures compliance with the most current protection profiles for peripheral sharing devices, delivering government-grade assurance across credentialed sessions and data paths.
  • 8-port, single-head design supports multiple hosts and a shared secure head, enabling controlled access to peripherals while maintaining strict session isolation and auditability.
  • CAC support integrates PKI-based authentication into every session, ensuring only authorized personnel can initiate and sustain secure connections to shared peripherals.
  • DisplayPort (DP) compatibility and secure USB channels provide a seamless, high-performance user experience for CAC-enabled desktops and secure work environments.
  • Desktop-friendly form factor with tamper-evident hardware and encrypted management traffic, designed to minimize risk and simplify compliance reporting for security teams.

Technical Details of Raritan 8-Port Single Head SecureSwitch

  • Product family: Raritan RSS SecureSwitch
  • Ports: 8-port single head for secure peripheral sharing
  • Certification: NIAP Protection Profile v4.0 compliant
  • Security features: CAC/PIV support, session isolation, access control, and audit logging
  • Video interface: DisplayPort (DP) support for monitor connections under secure session control
  • Management: Web-based management interface with policy enforcement and event auditing
  • Form factor: Compact desktop appliance suitable for secure workstations
  • Power and compatibility: Designed for stable power delivery in government environments; compatible with standard secure power sources and compatible peripherals

How to Install Raritan 8-Port Single Head SecureSwitch

  • Prepare the installation area: place the SecureSwitch on a clean, stable surface and verify power availability in a secured environment.
  • Power down all connected hosts and peripherals before wiring to prevent any unintended interactions during the setup.
  • Connect the host workstation to the SecureSwitch using the designated input port and secure cabling; verify CAC reader integration and USB connections are seated properly.
  • Attach up to eight peripherals (keyboards, mice, USB devices, and displays as supported) to the 8 ports on the SecureSwitch, ensuring that each connection aligns with the intended secure session flow.
  • Connect the SecureSwitch to the target devices or display surfaces that require shared access; configure any management network or management interface access as required by your security policy.
  • Power on the device and access the secure management console through the on-device IP address or preconfigured management URL; implement CAC authentication, assign user roles, set session controls, and enable audit logging.

Frequently asked questions

  • Q: What is NIAP PP4.0 certification?

    A: NIAP PP4.0 is a security standard that defines Protection Profile requirements for Peripheral Sharing Devices. It ensures that devices like the Raritan SecureSwitch enforce secure authentication, data protection, access control, and auditable event logging to mitigate cyber threats in government and defense environments.

  • Q: Does this SecureSwitch support CAC authentication?

    A: Yes. The version described supports CAC (Common Access Card) authentication, enabling PKI-based user verification to authorize secure sessions and protect peripheral access.

  • Q: How many ports does this model provide?

    A: This model offers 8 ports in a single-head configuration, designed for secure sharing of peripherals across multiple hosts while maintaining session isolation.

  • Q: Is the device suitable for desktop use only, or can it be rack-mounted?

    A: The model is designed for desktop use with a compact form factor ideal for secure workstations. For rack mounting, refer to your facility’s security policies and available mounting options from Raritan.

  • Q: Do I need special software to manage the SecureSwitch?

    A: Most configurations are performed via a built-in web-based management interface. This enables CAC management, user permissions, session controls, and audit logging without requiring complex client-side software.

  • Q: What kind of display connection is supported?

    A: The device includes DisplayPort (DP) support to connect monitors within secure sessions, aligning with typical government and defense desktop setups that rely on high-quality video output.

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