MobiKEY A2T 5.5.4

The MobiKEY A2T system provides a comprehensive solution for secure remote desktop access, seamlessly integrating multi-factor authentication and identity management within a mobile computing environment. Usage requires a MobiKEY Fusion A2T device, which can be obtained by contacting [email protected].

Key features include:

• Enables users to access their desktop environments remotely with the same capabilities as onsite.
• Supports integration with government-issued PIV or CAC cards as part of the authentication process.
• Ensures all data remains within the organization's network perimeter, enhancing security.
• Serves as a complementary technology to enterprise virtual desktop infrastructures and facilitates desktop consolidation.
• Utilizes cross-domain technology, allowing access to host assets across different domains or networks.
• Provides enterprise registration and deployment management tools.
• Offers integration with Active Directory for streamlined user management.
• Fully compatible with virtual desktop infrastructure implementations.
• Includes connection history tracking for auditing and compliance purposes.
• Designed to be bandwidth-efficient, with an average usage of approximately 20 kbps per user.

The security framework of MobiKEY A2T complies with rigorous standards, incorporating:

• Hardware-based and smartcard multifactor authentication mechanisms.
• Use of 2048-bit to 4096-bit asymmetric encryption keys.
• Implementation of TLS 1.1 protocol for secure communications.
• 256-bit AES encryption for data confidentiality.
• Support for RSA SHA-1 and SHA-2 signing algorithms to ensure data integrity.
• All files and sessions remain confined within the network infrastructure, safeguarding against unauthorized access.
• The architecture ensures Route1 cannot access or view the contents of user sessions.
• Leverages PKI-based technology for robust access and authorization management.
• Designed to be resistant to malware and zero-day threats, enhancing endpoint security.
• The iPad remains isolated from the enterprise network, avoiding becoming a network node.