KIV-7 is a compact miniaturized embeddable version of the American military KG-84 encryption device, developed in the mid-1990s by AlliedSignal Corporation (USA), to meet the growing demand for secure data communication links [1].

The KIV-7 is a National Security Agency Type-1, single-channel encryptor originally designed in the mid-1990s by AlliedSignal Corporation to meet the demand for secure data communications from personal computers (PC), workstations, and FAXs.

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Its innovative multi-channel design allows KIV-7M users to replace two key legacy devices with one KIV-7M, thus recovering valuable space in fixed shelter environments and reducing weight for mobile applications. Each channel is independently configurable and able to operate in full duplex mode at 50Mbps in each direction.

The KIV-7 provides security protection through TOP SECRET, depending on the classification of the fill key. There are currently three models in the KIV-7 family: the normal speed (KIV-7), the high-speed (KIV-7HS), and the high-speed revision A (KIV-7HSA).

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Match each type of JREAP to the correct encryption devices. a) KIV-7, KG-84A/C, STE and OMNI encryption devices b) External or Embedded KG-84As or KIV-7s c) SIPRNet, JTEN, or a KG-175 TACLANE over non-secure networks

Embeddable KG-84 COMSEC Module The KIV-7 is a compact miniaturized embeddable version of the American military KG-84 encryption device, developed in the mid-1990s by AlliedSignal Corporation (USA), to meet the growing demand for secure data communication links [1].

The KIV-7 is a compact miniaturized embeddable version of the American military KG-84 encryption device, developed in the mid-1990s by AlliedSignal Corporation (USA), to meet the growing demand for secure data communication links.

Tested in a real-world TDMA architecture, KIV-7HSB offers robust operation when the red side Request to Send (RTS) pulse is toggled at 20ms intervals in the full duplex independent mode of operation. KIV-7HSB protects a broad spectrum of point-to-point, netted, and broadcast data links.