Key Security Protections of the ClientCube:

1. Data Isolation: Data never crosses from one network to another, even though each network can be accessed via a single console at the workstation.
2. Zero Clients: Using zero clients in a ClientCube ensures all data remains in the data center. Only individually encrypted pixels are transmitted to and from the workstation.
3. Physical Separation: The secure model of the ClientCube is designed to maintain at least 12 inches of physical separation between incoming data connections when a thin client or mini PC is used as the endpoint.
4. Access Control: Integrated, independent card access readers support varying levels of user clearance in a shared workstation environment.
5. Flexible Mounting Options: ClientCubes can be mounted under a desk, on a wall, or placed up to 50 feet away from the workstation—for added security, improved aesthetics, or to free up workspace.

ClientCubes are trusted by leading military, intelligence, diplomatic, and critical infrastructure organizations that require the highest levels of security. They provide a proven, ultra-secure, and functionally superior way to access and manage multiple networks from a single workstation.

Core Capabilities

Depending on the model, each ClientCube consolidates two to eight separate network-connected devices into one console. It internally manages all the KVM cable connections to the clients and supports a single power cable, keyboard, mouse, and set of monitor display connections.

Why the ClientCube is Both Secure and Convenient

Each domain (i.e., network or connection point—secure or non-secure) connects to a physically separate client inside the ClientCube. A secure KVM switch with NIAP PP4 certification allows seamless toggling between connections without any risk of cross-contamination.

In addition to providing security and a superior user experience, the ClientCube also helps declutter the workstation—eliminating messy endpoints, cables, and external devices.

Deployment Options

A ClientCube can:

• Sit atop a desk
• Be mounted under the desk or on a wall
• Be housed up to 50 feet away from the workstation

When placed out of reach, switching between connections can be done via a small desktop remote.

ClearCube offers five configurations of the ClientCube, with models supporting two, four, or eight domains. These can house:

• ClearCube Zero Clients
• Zero+ Clients
• Thin Clients
• Mini PCs

This provides the flexibility to meet a wide range of end-user and secure environment hardware needs.

KM Functionality for Situational Awareness

Some ClientCube models include KM (Keyboard/Mouse) functionality, ideal for environments that require continuous monitoring across different networks on multiple displays.

Switching between networks using KM is as simple as moving the mouse from one active display to another.

If your operation requires secure, multi-network switching at a workstation, the ClientCube is a must-have solution.