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[DataVault X4 Multi-Network Secure Computer]

  • US 20040107358A1
  • Filed: 09/26/2003
  • Published: 06/03/2004
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/26/2003
  • Status: Abandoned Application
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1. A multilevel custom secured computer system comprising:

  • A custom-built computer case with lockable front and back covers using high-level security key/locks, and fourteen (14) hardware slots within the case, two separate motherboards with their own independent central processor units (CPU), random access memory (RAM), video card, network interface card (NIC) within each domain, two separate hard drives (one within a removable hard drive case), two separate floppy disk(s) and CD-ROM(s) drive(s), and a keyboard, video, mouse, (KVM) switch for switching keyboard, video and mouse functions between the two separate domains;

    The first computer domain within this custom-built case is identified as the UNSECURED DOMAIN, having an optional fax/modem which allows data communications via the Internet, and the ability to operate independently with its own central processing unit (CPU), network interface card (NIC) for connecting to an unsecured network, video card, hard drive, floppy/CD-ROM drive(s) labeled with a green mark for easy identification, operating system (OS), and random access memory (RAM);

    The second computer domain within this custom-built case is identified as the SECURED DOMAIN, having a Smart Card®

    reader/writer that reads and process access requests and provides identification and authentication for authorized users having a Smart Card®

    reader/writer token, and the ability to operate independently with its own central processing unit (CPU), network interface card (NIC) for connecting to a secured network, video card, removable hard drive with a lock/key, (for storing secured data and is removable to be stored in a safe after each use) floppy/CD-ROM drive(s) labeled with a red mark for easy identification, operating system (OS), and random access memory (RAM);

    An electromechanical lock/key on the front of the case for powering-on both computer domains and cannot be removed unless the system is powered off;

    A green reset button in the front of the computer case which provides the reset function for the unsecured domain;

    A red reset button in the front of the computer case which provides the reset function for the secured domain;

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