SecurePCTM
Total Access Control and System Security
Multi-User / multi-configuration system
With
smart card security


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Sample of possible applications:
• Host Token Access Control
• Home Office/personal data separation
• Corporate Telecommuter / Family Use
• HIPAA Health privacy regulations
• Multiple OS Laboratory test-bed
• Classroom access controls
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VPN Access Management
• Utilization logging
• Industrial Control / Factory Automation
(IP54 approved)
• Secure / Separated Data Back-up
• Facility Management
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Protecting digital assets whether on a single computer
or the entire network begins with managing access. The
SecurePC™ patented Smart Card technology delivers user
access control in a new way. It’s unique internal
control unit and patented power distribution system
ensures an easy to manage but totally secure
environment. Additionally, it tracks all sign-on/off
events in a secure log.
SecurePC brings security to a different level through
the use of “hard-wired” configurations. It can maintain
up to nine independent and isolated configurations
within one PC with each one having different user rights
and individual privacy of data.
The SecurePC uses a patented built-in security
technology to prevent internal tampering and even the
out-right theft of the system. Files can be secured in
several ways including 256-bit AES encryption. The
system can also be configured to send email, SMS or
pager notifications in the event of a security
violation.
Managing up to eight different bootable hard drives and
all other hardware assets, the SecurePC ensures that all
activities, including damaging behaviour, on one “System
Configuration” never affects the others. This keeps
total separation of programs, data and even different
operating systems in one PC. Until now, the combination
of data security and flexible usage has not been
possible on PCs either at home or in the office.
User profiles (Dynamic Configuration Management)
The SecurePC supports up to nine user profiles. Each
user profile is allocated access to a specific set of
internal devices. Up to eight hard disks and/or CD ROM
drives, and two NIC or modem cards as well as other
devices can be supported. Control is maintained with an
internally mounted control unit that enables or disables
specific devices at boot-up, independently of the system
BIOS. Each device is individually associated with one or
more user profile(s). A user profile is, therefore, best
described as a set of devices that are active when a
particular User Profile is “logged-on”. A secure
SuperUser (System Administrator) profile creates Smart
Cards and sets internal system parameters.
Access control system
The access control system is managed through a
combination of a token (SmartCard) and/or a user
“Pin-Code” (password). Together these identify valid
assigned user profiles and control those resources
granted to specific users or user groups and their level
of access to the system. A SmartCard is typically
assigned to one user who inserts it and enters their
pin-code to gain access to their user profile on the
SecurePC.
At the highest control level, individual SecurePCs are
assigned into a “Domain/Group”. SmartCards can be
registered with up to 20 domain/groups and can only
log-on to SecurePCs established in corresponding
domain/groups. The combination of using SmartCards, pin
codes, profiles and domain/groups provides flexible
security using one paradigm within an organization.
The pin-code and SmartCard are authenticated internally
in the SecurePC controller, protecting against common
methods of stealing pin-codes/passwords. All log-in and
log-out events are tracked with time stamp data in the
protected control unit.
Time access monitoring
The SecurePC incorporates both user-time control and
client system-time control access management and only
when both these time-frame criteria are valid can the
user gain access to the system. An internal clock,
accessible only to the SuperUser, prevents users from
gaining access by resetting the system time.
Software tools
In a Windows environment, the SecurePC includes software
that password protects and encrypts individual data
files. Attempted access violations, including attempts
to guess passwords, can create an alarm event that
sounds an audible alarm and/or sends multiple emails,
SMS (Cell) and or pager messages. A video option uses a
camera to collect video evidence of unauthorized
attempts to access the system or even individual files
if necessary.
Virus and hacker proof
The security and usage features are independent of
software on the SecurePC and are therefore fully
operating system and platform independent. This makes
for a very efficient solution that can be used under any
operating system. The SecurePC is available with or
without Windows XP.

Add-ons:
- Proximity-based token access
- Managed (NIC) Interface Card- Intrusion protection
system
SecurePC Pro add-on Features
- User Log-off function during process
- Fingerprint recognition access
- Recording of raw data from equipment
- Recording of Keyboard inputs
- User-timeout function
- Secure handling of log files
SecurePC Pro-Advanced add-on Features
- Control of the PC’s keyboard
- Recording of raw data from equipment
- Allocation of user rights
- Time synchronization
- Timeout function
- Digital signature
- IP54 approved
- Protected connection to GXP network
Configurations: (subject to change)
Mid Tower or High Tower
Win XP Home or Win XP Pro – User specified Operating
System
Minimum 256 MB Main memory 512 MB recommended
80GB Hard Disk (2 - 8 drives)
CD ROM or CD/RW DVD Combo
Cases to accept up to 2-8 disk drives – user defined
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