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SWAT - Secure Wireless Access Technology
3.0
| Supplier:
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Capslock |
| Platforms:
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Win 95/98: Win CE: Win NT: Win
2000: Linux: Solaris: Java, Palm OS 3.5, EPOC |
| Description:
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Secure Wireless Access Technology
(SWAT) provides an end-to-end virtual secure channel for transferring
data over wireless networks. SWAT creates a trusted environment
for PDA and future Smart Phone platforms: Palm OS, Windows CE 3.0
a.k.a. PocketPC and EPOC v6.
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| Features:
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- SWAT creates a safe, cross-platform environment
for running TCP/IP –based applications.
- SWAT uses public/private key pairs transferred
over a secure channel to achieve proper authentication.
- Initial key exchange uses private-public key
asymmetric cryptography Public Key Encryption: RSA, ECC.
- Transferred data is protected by symmetric
cryptography: DES, 3DES, Rijndael (AES), ArcFour (RC4), Blowfish,
Twofish.
- SWAT incorporates user authentication (PKI)
to insure that the source and the destination are known, trusted
entities.
- Authentication: LDAP-accessible X.509, SWAT
certificate server.
- SWAT technology can be embedded as Java/C++
libraries, SecureSocket client/server application protecting
TCP/IP socket traffic, or VPN application.
- Capslock was the first vendor to incorporate
support for Rijndael, the announced winner of the National Institute
of Standards and Technology's (NIST) competition for a new Advanced
Encryption Sta
- Capslock was the first vendor to announce
a security solution compatible with the Nokia 9210 Communicator,
the world's first integrated mobile multimedia device with full
color display.
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| Certification:
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Pending |
| Price:
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Contact for quotation |
| URL:
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http://www.capslock.fi/download/files/SWAT.pdf
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