Belkin is pleased to announce two new products that help mitigate cyber threats and improve network safety for government agencies, financial institutions and other organizations where security is paramount and deploying a hardware-based solution is critical.

For example, using web cameras in a computing environment may cause a security breach if not properly protected. Intruders can exploit computers that are non-secure as a result of web cameras that can view and eavesdrop on conversations, without users being aware that the camera is on and active.

Belkin's Secure Web Camera Adapter is the perfect - and only - security solution for environments where computers are present and video calls are used to exchange confidential information. It is well-suited for boardrooms, offices, defense, the military, and other areas where sensitive conversations take place.

The Belkin Advanced Secure USB Peripheral Switch uniquely enables users to securely share any USB device on up to four different computers with different networks at different security levels. Until now, USB device access was controlled by software running on the computer which meant it could be hacked or modified. Now with the new USB Peripheral Switch, end users can access authorized USB peripherals on their desktops while ensuring network security.

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