DisplayNet® Security
Secure by Design.
Hold AV to the same security standards as the rest of your network, with AES-128 encryption, 802.1X, SSH, TLS, and role-based access.
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Encryption, content protection, and network access control
System Security
Protection Built Into Every DisplayNet® System
AES-128 Encryption
In-line 128-bit AES on all AV data over 10GbE
USB HID Encryption
Optional encryption for USB keyboard and mouse streams
HDCP 2.2
Full compliance on DN-300 and DN-200 HDMI connections
802.1X Network Access Control
Endpoint admission under your existing access policy, plus separate VLAN support
Control Layer at a Glance
DisplayNet® Control Security
Control Layer
Authentication and Secure Control
User Access
Authentication on Every Interface
Users and API Clients
Require authentication from every user and API client. Each user keeps the same role and login token in DisplayNet Manager and over telnet, SSH, WebSocket, and REST.
Token-Authenticated REST
Send a bearer token with every REST request. With authentication enforced, requests without a valid token are rejected. Set token lifetime on the server and revoke tokens at any time.
Encrypted Control
SSH, HTTPS, and Secure WebSocket
SSH and Key Management
Run API sessions over SSH and manage trusted public keys from DisplayNet Manager. Enforce SSH to disable the telnet API ports, 6970 and 6980.
HTTPS with Your Certificate
Enforce HTTPS for DisplayNet Manager and Secure WebSocket API traffic. Upload and activate your own SSL certificate and private key.
Device Security
Device Claiming and Authentication
Claim your devices and keep them out of reach of rogue servers. Claimed devices are visible only to servers with the claim key.
DisplayNet Server®
Your server
Claim keyRogue Server
No claim key
Claimed Endpoints
- Generate a key. Create a random 50-character claim key in DisplayNet Manager and back it up someplace safe.
- Claim devices. As an Admin, claim endpoints individually, by device type, or all at once.
- Add authentication. Enable device authentication keys to limit the system to authorized devices.
Admins can also disable H.26x streams on a single device or on all devices of a type.
User Roles
Role-Based Access Control
Integrators run and configure the system. Admins also control access and security. Every API command has a minimum role.
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Plan a Secure DisplayNet System
Documentation
Find security settings, user management, and API authentication in the DisplayNet® Software Manual and API Manual.
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