Belkin®
Secure
DVI
KVM
Switch,
Secure
KM
Switch
and
Secure
Windowing
KVM
EAL
4
augmented
ALC_FLR.3
Security
Target
Rev.
1.01
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4
Security
Objectives
This
chapter
describes
the
security
objectives
for
the
TOE
and
the
Operational
Environment.
The
security
objectives
are
divided
between
TOE
Security
Objectives
(for
example,
security
objectives
addressed
directly
by
the
TOE)
and
Security
Objectives
for
the
Operating
Environment
(for
example,
security
objectives
addressed
by
the
IT
domain
or
by
non
‐
technical
or
procedural
means).
4.1
Security
Objectives
for
the
TOE
This
section
defines
the
IT
security
objectives
that
are
to
be
addressed
by
the
TOE.
Security
Objective
Definition
O.CONF
The
TOE
shall
not
violate
the
confidentiality
of
information
which
it
processes
or
exposed
to.
Information
generated
within
any
PERIPHERAL
GROUP
COMPUTER
CONNECTION
shall
not
be
accessible
by
any
other
PERIPHERAL
GROUP
with
a
different
GROUP
ID.
O.INDICATE
The
AUTHORIZED
USER
shall
receive
an
unambiguous
indication
of
which
SWITCHED
COMPUTER
has
been
selected.
O.ROM
TOE
software/firmware
shall
be
protected
against
unauthorized
modification.
Embedded
software
must
be
contained
in
mask
‐
programmed
or
one
‐
time
‐
programmable
read
‐
only
memory
or
fuse
protected
flash
permanently
attached
(non
‐
socketed)
to
a
circuit
assembly.
O.SELECT
An
explicit
action
by
the
AUTHORIZED
USER
shall
be
used
to
select
the
COMPUTER
to
which
the
shared
set
of
PERIPHERAL
DEVICES
user
inputs
are
routed
to;
Single
push
button,
multiple
push
buttons,
rotary
selection
or
mouse
button
methods
are
used
by
most
current
market
products.
Automatic
switching
based
on
scanning
shall
not
be
used
as
a
selection
mechanism.
O.SWITCH
All
DEVICES
except
for
User
Authentication
Device
in
a
SHARED
PERIPHERAL
GROUP
shall
be
CONNECTED
to
at
most
one
SWITCHED
COMPUTER
at
a
time
1
.
O.USBDETECT
The
TOE
shall
detect
any
USB
connection
that
is
not
a
pointing
device,
keyboard,
user
authentication
device
or
display
and
will
perform
no
interaction
with
that
device
after
the
initial
identification.
O.UNIDIR
TOE
circuitry
shall
assure
that
USER
KEYBOARD,
USER
POINTING
DEVICE
1
This
objective
differs
slightly
from
the
O.SWITCH
objective
in
the
PP.
The
user
authentication
device
port
may
be
switched
independently
of
other
PERIPHERAL
GROUPS.