Sectéra vIPer Universal Secure Phone
Modern Secure Phone for VoIP and Analog Networks
The Sectéra® vIPer™ Universal Secure Phone embeds Type 1 encryption to ensure end-to-end protection and SCIP interoperability for secure classified communications. Eliminating the need for multiple desktop phones, the vIPer Phone provides the flexibility to support both VoIP and PSTN/analog networks, voice and data as well as clear and secure calling. In addition, the vIPer supports multiple key-sets for U.S. government sponsored interoperability (e.g., NATO & coalition). The Sectéra vIPer is the only NSA certified secure VoIP phone available for purchase today.
- ACC Compliant — Modernized cryptographic algorithms defend against modern and advanced cyber threats
- Supported by GEM® One Enterprise Encryptor Manager — Remotely configure and upgrade multiple vIPer phones
- Includes Embedded Fiber Interface — Enables greater speed, distance, reliability, security and cost savings using modern fiber infrastructures
- Soft Modem Feature — Watch the Explainer Video to learn how this feature eliminates the reliance on v.150 gateways for secure calls traversing VoIP and PSTN networks
- New! The Sectéra Cube — Multi-Access Handset Device for the Sectéra vIPer Secure Phone
WEBINAR: Go Secure with the only Modern NSA-Certified & ACC-Compliant Solution for Type 1 Secure Conferencing
When matters of national security are on the line, mass-market communications solutions simply won’t cut it. Two of the biggest names in communications — REDCOM and General Dynamics Mission Systems — have partnered to bring to market the only NSA-Certified and ACC-Compliant Solution for High Assurance Secure Voice Conferencing.
This webinar discusses the Sectéra product line, including the Sectéra vIPer Universal Secure Phone and the new REDCOM Sigma SVG-1200, which uses proven the Sectéra vIPer Universal Secure Phone and REDCOM technology to deliver secure multi-party conferencing for red and black networks.
Features
- Secure end-to-end voice and data communications
- ACC Compliant, modern secure phone
- Ideal Replacement for STU and STE phones
- NSA, JITC, TSG and CCSD approved solutions
- Embedded security — no additional Fortezza card or CIK required
- Easily switch between analog (PSTN) and VoIP (Cisco Skinny Call Control Protocol [SCCP] or Session Initiation Protocol [SIP]) networks
- Black Digital Interface (BDI) supports interoperability with SATCOM handsets allowing secure calls anywhere in the world
- High quality voice and low SATCOM latency
- Embedded interface for direct connect fiber
- Low power
- Precedence and preemption
- Simple to install, user friendly display
- Interoperable with all government secure phones, DoD networks and devices (JITC certified), and commercial IP phones (Avaya and Cisco)
- Soft Modem feature eliminates reliance on v.150 gateways
NEW Integrated Secure Voice Solution: Sectéra vIPer and REDCOM Secure Voice Gateway
Sectéra and REDCOM Laboratories bring to market an integrated Secure Voice Gateway - an ACC-compliant solution for Type 1 secure voice gateways and conferencing system.
Remote management via GEM® One
GEM One now supports the Sectéra vIPer Phone (R5.2+) allowing users to see and manage both TACLANE and vIPer devices from one location. This capability eases the deployment and management of a dispersed network of vIPer phones. From a central location, Network Administrators can now:
- View multiple devices and status in one display
- Manage device network parameters
- Perform simple software upgrades
- See on/off hook phone status
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Specifications
| Non-Secure Call Features | |
| Dialing | Corporate Directory (Cisco CUCM Directory - 200 entries) Speed Dial (10 entries) Inbound Call List (50 entries) Outbound Call List (50 entries) Last Number Redial |
| Visual Display | LCD display with backlight Time and date (dependent on network) Footstand adjustment for display angle |
| Audio Control | Selectable ringtone Speakerphone Headset capable Volume controls Mute Hearing Aid compatible |
| Technical Specifications | |
| Size | 10" W x 3" D x 9.5" L (without footstand) 4.5 lbs (with footstand) 285 cubic inches |
| Power | Powered over Ethernet (802.3af) or AC power 110 to 240 VAC, 50-60 Hz 10.5 Watts maximum power |
| Environment | MIL-STD-810F (temperature, humidity, vibration, shock and altitude Operational: 0ºC to +50ºC (32ºF to 122ºF) Storage: –30ºC to +80ºC (–22ºF to +176ºF) 95% Humidity (non-condensing) Altitude: Sea level up to 40,000 ft. (non-operating) Sea level up to 10,000 ft. (operating) |
| Black Interfaces | 10/100BaseT to LAN/WAN 10/100BaseT to Black Computer 100Base-FX Fiber Interface - 1300/1310 nm wavelength LED - 62.5/125 and 50/125 mm multimode - LC type connector USB port |
| Red Interfaces | RS-232 data port for DS-101 key fill and data transfer USB port |
| Secure Data Rate | 100+ kb/s |
| Speech Processing | Non-secure: G.7111, G.723.12, G.7262, G.729A Secure: G.729D, MELP |
| Approvals | TEMPEST Safety: CB Scheme - IEC 62368-1 EMI/EMC:FCC Part 15 subpart B, Class B, EN-55032 (IP modes) TSG: – VIPC Models: PSTN/VoIP approved – VIPF Models: PSTN/VoIP approved JITC: – VIPC Models: PSTN/SIP approved; SCCP approval pending – VIPF Model: PSTN/SIP/SCCP approval pending |
| Secure Dial | Transmit/Receive: Yes |
| VoIP Network Protocol Support | Cisco SCCP (Skinny Call Control Protocol) SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) DHCP, DSCP, RTP, TLS/SRTP, LLDP, DNS, TFTP, HTTP, TCP, UDP, MoIP, E.164, SDP IPv4, IPv6 |
| SIP Info |
Avaya |
| SCCP info | Cisco Call Manager3 10.5.2 SU3 and higher recommended Cisco Routers 2811, 2821, 2851 (requires IOS: 12.4(20)T14 or higher) 2911, 2921, 2951 (requires IOS: 15.1(4)M3 or higher) 3725, 3745 (IOS: 12.4(15)T14 or higher recommended) 3825, 3845 (IOS: 12.4(20)T14 or higher recommended) 3925, 3945 (requires IOS: 15.1(4)M3 or higher) |
| Certifications | NSA Certified for Top Secret/SCI and Below ACC Compliant TSG, JITC and CCSD APL |
| Cisco Gateway Cards | NM-HDv2-1 (T1/E1) NM-HDv2-2 (T1/E1) VWIC2-1MFT (T1/E1) VWIC2-2MFT (T1/E1) |
| 1 Both G.711 a-law and G.711 µ-law are supported 2 Not currently supported by Ciscon Call Manager 3 Use of this phone with a Cisco Call Manager System requires an additional license from Cisco 4 Advanced Enterprise Services image required 5 V.150.1 support for V.32 and V.34 modulations |
24/7 Customer Support
You are never alone when you partner with General Dynamics to secure your critical information. With over 100,000 deployed NSA-certified encryptors worldwide, General Dynamics is committed to support our customers worldwide with a 24/7 technical Help Desk.
Help Desk — Contact our technical Help Desk 24 hours a day/7 days a week:
877-230-0236
Our Infosec support page is designed to make it easy for customers to access the information they need. Please visit www.gdmissionsystems.com/infosecsupport for the following support features:
- Product Update Notifications — Sign up to receive technical bulletins, upgrade notices and other important product information automatically via E-mail
- Warranty Status — Enter the serial number of your encryption device to find out the date your warranty or maintenance expires
- Depot Status— Track your encryptor through the depot
- Order Status— Track the status of your orders
- Software Requests — Request Software Upgrades for your TACLANE encryptors, GEM Patches and GEM Lite Software
Protect Your Investment with the Sectéra vIPer Trade-In Program
To assist users with upgrading to a more modern secure phone, General Dynamics is offering the following trade-in programs. Take advantage of these offers if you are looking to trade-in 200 or more STEs or SWT devices in a single order or if you are a current Sectéra vIPer Phone user wanting to upgrade your legacy "VIPC" model vIPers for a new "VIPF" fiber capable model at a discounted rate. Contact your INFOSEC Account Manager, infosec@gd-ms.com or call 888-897-3148 for details.
Literature
- Sectéra vIPer Fiber Datasheet [PDF]
- TalkSECURE™ vIPer™ Datasheet [PDF]
- Sectéra vIPer Infrastructure for Interoperability Datasheet [PDF]
- Request our white paper on the differences between Secure Voice over IP (SVoIP) and Voice over Secure IP (VoSIP) infrastructures [PDF]
Resources
News
Sectéra vIPer Secure Phone Product Update Description
Click here to read the latest news on our Cyber defense products.
Pricing
To see our pricing list, please contact us.
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