CipherDriveOne Kryptr Secures Common Criteria Certification For Government Data Security

KLC Group Inc. has recently achieved a significant milestone in the field of data security by obtaining the Common Criteria certification for its innovative product, CipherDriveOne Kryptr. This certification is a testament to the product's effectiveness in safeguarding classified information, positioning it as a premier solution within the government's data protection sector. CipherDriveOne Kryptr stands out due to its robust Software Full Disk Encryption (SwFDE) technology, which incorporates FIPS 140-2 certified crypto algorithms, including AES-256-bit encryption. This, combined with its pre-boot hardware-based Disk Encryption (HwFDE), provides dual layers of security for data at rest, catering to top-secret level security requirements across various platforms.

One of the key features that distinguish CipherDriveOne Kryptr is its compatibility with Windows, Linux, and Hypervisor environments, along with its versatile authentication options. These include single, two-factor, and multifactor authentication capabilities, offering enhanced security measures. The product also boasts several benefits for organizations, such as pre-boot locking to protect the operating system before it boots up, customizable user roles for up to four unique users, rules-based configurations for stringent security policies, a secure erase function for permanent data deletion, and comprehensive audit and logging features for compliance adherence.

Kurt Lennartsson, CEO of KLC Group, expressed pride in the team's dedication to developing CipherDriveOne Kryptr and meeting the rigorous standards of the Common Criteria certification. This achievement not only validates their efforts but also reinforces their commitment to delivering secure encryption solutions to US government and defense industry customers. Additionally, the certification ensures that CipherDriveOne Kryptr will be listed on the NSA CSfC (National Security Agency Commercial Solutions for Classified) website, further elevating its industry credibility and visibility.

John Myung, President of KLC Group, shared his enthusiasm about receiving the Common Criteria certification, highlighting it as a recognition of their commitment to advancing encryption solutions for classified programs. CipherDriveOne Kryptr is currently available for Windows 10/11 and RedHat Linux 8/9, catering to a broad user base across different platforms.

For more details on CipherDriveOne Kryptr and its security features or to view its Common Criteria listing, interested parties can visit the official website or the NIAP-CCEVS product compliance page.