Route1 MobiKEY® Fusion

The MobiKEY Fusion is a patented identity validation device that leverages the federal government’s existing identity-card infrastructure to enable government personnel to securely access data remotely without the need for multi-vendor communications packages, VPNs or other cumbersome hardware.

Leveraging security certificates stored on HSPD-12 compliant government-identity cards—such as the US Department of Defense Common Access Card (CAC), the Personal Identification Verification (PIV) card and the First Responder Authentication Credential (FRAC) card—the MobiKEY Fusion is used to create secure, multi-factor authenticated connections between individuals and their digital resources from any Window’s-based computer.

The MobiKEY Fusion does not require remote computers to have any pre-installed software, allowing government personnel to utilize any computer with Internet access to make a secure connection. Data accessed over this connection cannot be transferred between computers, ensuring that a user leaves zero footprint or data on the remote computer. Furthermore, the remote computer does not act as a node on an enterprise network, keeping the network protected against viruses and malware.

Built for security, mobility and simplicity, this patented device is one of the most powerful, portable and easy-to-use multi-factor authentication technologies available today.

Easily Create Connections

To create a connection between a remote computer and an enterprise resource with the MobiKEY Fusion and a Route1 service, an individual must follow these three easy steps:

Insert his/her HSPD-12 government-issued cards into the MobiKEY Fusion;
Insert the MobiKEY Fusion into a Window’s-based computer;
Enter his/her unique password.

Use MobiKEY Fusion To:

Securely access C4ISR (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance) systems from any location
Obtain satellite information, email and data on a PC desktop, virtual environment or portal
Dynamically grant/revoke/suspend access and entitlement of an individual in the field
Protect C4ISR networks from malicious code, malware viruses, and Trojans from remote locations
Enable users to sign documents electronically
Encrypt communications
Control physical access

MobiKEY Fusion Security:

Multi-factor authentication
1024 to 4096-bit asymmetric keys
FIPS 140-2
TLS 1.0 (SSL 3.1)
128-bit AES encryption (256-bit AES available)
RSA/SHA-1 signing algorithm (SHA-2 available)
Integrates with enterprise and federal PKIs

Protected by U.S. Patent No. 7,739,726.