Klas, a global leader in rugged edge technology solutions, announced that the National Information Assurance Partnership (NIAP) has approved the VoyagerVM 4.0 running KlasOS Keel, an intelligent edge operating system (OS), for conformance to the Common Criteria for IT Security Evaluation.
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Klas receives NIAP Common Criteria (CC) Certification for the VoyagerVM 4.0 running KlasOS Keel.
VoyagerVM4.0 is a rugged Intel Xeon-D (formerly known as Ice Lake D) compute platform, and when running Keel, it is now certified under the NIAP current Collaborative Protection Profile for Network Devices (NDcPP) and secure shell remote access.
VoyagerVM 4.0 running Keel supports both the management of secure connectivity and the flexibility of virtualization for local compute capabilities at the edge. The latest NIAP certification of VoyagerVM 4.0 running Keel enables users to operate VoyagerVM 4.0 within restricted networks and to connect with government-approved clouds as needed.
"The latest CC certification of VoyagerVM 4.0 running Keel further demonstrates our ongoing commitment to deliver secure systems for the tactical edge," said Frank Murray, CTO of Klas. "With VoyagerVM 4.0 and Keel now validated as a NIAP trusted compute platform, operators can leverage the latest in hardware crypto acceleration for faster processing of sensitive data. Ultimately accelerating the volume of secured low-latency data available for decision making at the edge."
Common Criteria certification is governed by ISO/IEC standards bodies and maintained by NIAP according to internationally recognized security testing standards. For more details on the Common Criteria certification listing for VoyagerVM 4.0 running Keel, see - https://www.niap-ccevs.org/products/11556
