The KIV-7 is a National Security Agency Type-1, single-channel encryptor originally designed in the mid-1990s by AlliedSignal Corporation to meet the demand for secure data communications from personal computers (PC), workstations, and

KIV-7 is a compact miniaturized embeddable version of the American military KG-84 encryption device, developed in the mid-1990s by AlliedSignal Corporation (USA), to meet the growing demand for secure data communication links .

TYAD’s Communication Security (COMSEC) team provides full lifecycle support to all U.S. Armed Forces, civil agencies (FBI, DIA, White House, etc) and Foreign Military Sales (FMS). TYAD manages the...

2014年3月18日 · This past year, when it came time to refresh 7,000 single-channel encryptors known as the KIV-7M, the "just-in-time" practice dictated that the devices were processed in batches of 200.

The KIV-78 is the next generation Type 1 NSA-certified COMSEC for IFF (Identification Friend or Foe) that meets the new DoD standards. KIV-78 provides cryptographic and time-of-day services for a Mark XIIA (Mode 4 and Mode 5) IFF Combined Interrogator/Transponder (CIT), individual interrogator, individual transponder or IFF system deployed to ...

Its innovative multi-channel design allows KIV-7M users to replace two key legacy devices with one KIV-7M, thus recovering valuable space in fixed shelter environments and reducing weight for mobile applications. Each channel is independently configurable and able to operate in full duplex mode at 50Mbps in each direction.

2013年4月11日 · The Fort Gordon fielding of modernized crypto equipment consisted of 84 KIV-7Ms and 54 KG-175Ds, both Type 1 encryptors. The team also removed 570 pieces of legacy COMSEC equipment.

Harris KIV-54 (SecNet 54). The KIV-54 is capable of 10/100-Full Duplex Speeds. Safenet KIV-7MIP. The KIV-7MIP is capable of 10/100-Full Duplex Speeds. 12.2.1.2 HAIPE IS 1.3.X Devices Devices listed below should be tested using Modern (HAIPE IS 3.x) algorithms/transforms for both PPK and Firefly (Medley-4).

The KIV-77 and -78 emulators support both Mode 4 and 5 (Level 1 and 2) interrogator and transponder operations. They integrate seamlessly with our AN/DPX-7, AN/APX-111, AN/APX-126, and other IFF equipment to provide cryptographic test services with enhanced ease of use.

Operator and Field Maintenance Manual for KIV-7M Programmable, Multi-channel Encryptor (NSN 5810-01-530-2811) (EIC:N/A) (for Release 2.0, Revision C) Department of the Army , 2008 -...