Strategic dimensions of international telecoms: Reducing networks vulnerability

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Global economic and international security structures and institutions largely depend on international telecommunications networks. It is estimated that in crisis situations as much as 90% US DoD and NATO telecommunications traffic passes over private commercial networks with critical transit points unsecured and unprotected and the points of increasing vulnerability lie particularly in three areas namely carrier hotels, international submarine cables; and the changing nature of private lines.

Communications, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Telephone Communication, Services information, Services, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Communications industry, United States. Department of Defense

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Communication security - Technologies and applications

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Security threats to today's Internet Protocol based network that enables sharing of resources and services have become part of everyday reality. Information that needs to be sent over a network has to be protected and the mechanisms that currently exist to ensure such protection and minimize or prevent security breaches are discussed.

General services, Usage, Safety and security measures, TCP/IP, TCP/IP (Network protocols), Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (Computer network protocol)

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R3I communications for network-centric operations

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Communications are considered to have become the backbone of modern warfare as it provides actionable information that inform critical thinking without causing information overload. Military communications are expected to follow R3I methodology that stands for robust, responsive, reconfigurable and invisible communications.

Facilities & equipment, Equipment and supplies, Electronic warfare

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