Black Box Secure KVM Switch - FlexPort HDMI/DisplayPort

Black BoxSKU: 6572007

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Black Box Secure KVM Switch - FlexPort HDMI/DisplayPort

The Black Box Secure KVM Switch with FlexPort HDMI/DisplayPort is purpose-built for environments where data integrity and controlled access are non-negotiable. From defense applications and secure control rooms to corporate communications centers, data centers, healthcare facilities, and financial networks, this KVM switch delivers a hardened, reliable solution for managing multi-system workstations without compromising security. Its FlexPort technology lets you connect and switch between HDMI and DisplayPort sources seamlessly, so IT teams can consolidate infrastructure, reduce cable clutter, and enforce strict separation between operator consoles and critical endpoints. Designed for high-security workflows, it supports fast, precise switching, robust peripheral control, and tamper-aware operation, making it an ideal choice for institutions that demand both convenience and airtight data protection.

  • Secure, isolated data paths for console access: Designed to minimize risk of data leakage between connected computers, with trusted path concepts and physical separation of keyboard, video, and mouse signals.
  • FlexPort HDMI/DisplayPort compatibility: Switch between HDMI and DisplayPort sources from a single, compact device, enabling flexible integration with modern workstations and legacy equipment alike.
  • Multi-platform, cross-ecosystem support: Works with Windows, macOS, Linux, and other operating systems, preserving compatibility with existing IT assets and user workflows without software installation.
  • Simple, secure management: Intuitive hot-key switching, on-screen display options, and robust cabling design reduce operator error while preserving security boundaries and audit readiness.
  • Durable, secure construction for mission-critical use: Engineered for continuous operation in defense, government, healthcare, and financial environments with rugged housing, EMI shielding, and tamper-aware considerations.

Technical Details of Black Box Secure KVM Switch - FlexPort HDMI/DisplayPort

  • Flexible video interface support: HDMI and DisplayPort inputs/outputs supported through a single secure console, enabling easy integration with diverse devices and displays.
  • Console control: Keyboard and mouse control shared across connected computers, with switching controlled via hardware keys, hot-key sequences, and optional on-screen display for quick selection.
  • Port configuration and expansion: Configurable port assignments to optimize desk layouts and reduce cabling, with options for upgrading to larger multi-computer configurations as security needs evolve.
  • Security features: Built with a focus on secure data handling, including isolated signal paths, enclosure integrity, and design practices intended to support sensitive environments and compliance programs.
  • Power and reliability: Uses a comprehensive power solution suitable for 24/7 operation, with undisturbed performance in controlled environments and protection against common electrical disturbances.
  • Compatibility and interoperability: Compatible with standard USB HID peripherals for keyboard and mouse, plus USB hub support for convenient peripheral sharing across connected systems.
  • Physical design: Compact, rack-mountable form factor with secure cable management options, designed to integrate into secure IT infrastructure and control-room deployments.
  • Management options: Local control through console buttons and OSD, with potential for centralized management in larger secure deployments (depending on configuration).

how to install Black Box Secure KVM Switch - FlexPort HDMI/DisplayPort

Installing the Black Box Secure KVM Switch is straightforward and designed to minimize downtime while maximizing security. Follow these practical steps to integrate the device into your secure workstation environment:

  • Plan your layout: Determine the number of computers and displays you will connect, identify the HDMI and DisplayPort devices, and map keyboard and mouse peripherals to be shared across endpoints.
  • Power down and prepare: Ensure all connected systems are powered off before connecting cables to avoid static or signal contention. Place the KVM switch in a secure, ventilated location.
  • Connect video outputs: Use high-quality HDMI or DisplayPort cables to connect each computer’s video output to the corresponding input on the KVM switch, and connect the switch’s video outputs to your display(s).
  • Attach peripherals: Connect your keyboard and mouse to the KVM switch’s designated USB ports. If you require additional HID devices, use the built-in USB hub (where available) to share peripherals across systems.
  • Establish console connections: Connect the administrator or operator console (keyboard, mouse, and display) to the KVM switch. Ensure the console and devices are aligned with security policies and access control requirements.
  • Configure and test: Power on the equipment and use the KVM’s hot-key or on-screen controls to verify that each computer can be selected, that video is displayed correctly, and that peripheral devices respond as expected. Validate that switching does not create data paths that bypass security controls.
  • Secure deployment notes: If your environment requires additional hardening, apply tamper seals, document configuration changes for audits, and review access control logs regularly to maintain compliance.

Frequently asked questions

  • What types of video connections does the FlexPort HDMI/DisplayPort KVM Switch support?
  • Can I share USB peripherals between multiple computers without security risks?
  • Does this KVM require software installation or drivers?
  • What security features help prevent data leakage between connected systems?
  • Is there a recommended setup for data-center or control-room environments?

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