R&S®ELCRODAT 6-2

Secure voice & data communications in EURO-ISDN

Key Facts

High-end encryption
Approved for all German and NATO security classifications
One System - two versions
Top-security crypto technologies
High-end encryption system

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Brief description

Rohde & Schwarz ELCRODAT products protect voice and data communications in digital and analog armed forces and government networks in all German and NATO security classifications.
The ELCRODAT 6-2 is the first encryption unit approved for transmitting information classified as TOP SECRET that uses a public key method for key agreement. Together with the public key method, the noise generator in the encryption unit enables mutual authentication and key agreement. New session keys are generated in the encryption unit for each connection. The keys do not leave the units and are deleted after the session for maximum security.

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Features & benefits

High-end encryption

The ELCRODAT 6-2 is the first encryption unit with approval from the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) to transmit information classified TOP SECRET that uses a public key method for key agreement.

Multimode

The ELCRODAT 6-2 can set up voice and data connections in PLAIN or CRYPTO mode.

One system - two versions

The ELCRODAT 6-2 system is available in two versions: ELCRODAT 6-2 S and ELCRODAT 6-2 M.
The "S" version is for Euro-ISDN basic rate access (S0 bus/port). It is a secure supplement to existing Euro-ISDN terminals or PBXs.
The "M" version is for Euro-ISDN primary rate access (S2M port) and permits individual simultaneous encryption of up to 30 channels. A typical application for the version is 2 Mbit/s port encryption at the frontend of ISDN PBX systems.

Top security crypto technologies

The ELCRODAT 6-2 uses a public key for key agreement. Together with the public key, the noise generator in the encryption unit permits mutual authentication and key agreement. New session keys for each connection are generated in the encryption unit. The keys do not leave the units and are deleted after the session for maximum securit