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Time Servers Overview

February 19, 2020
By David Sohn, Senior Product Manager
 
Time is critical for transactions across computer networks. Many events on the network need accurate time to initiate and control processes, and complete transactions such as authentication. Accurate time for time stamps and log files is also very important for billing systems, network diagnostics, digital forensics, high-reliability databases and process analysis.
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Infographic - Security System Time Synchronization

February 12, 2020
By Robyn Federman
 
A time server is the common reference for all elements in a security or access control system. It synchronizes everything on the network and delivers Legally Traceable Time,™ which is critical for using video or data logs as evidence in a court of law.
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Orolia’s GSG-8 GPS/GNSS Simulator Trains Pilots to React to Real-World Situations

February 5, 2020
By Robyn Federman
 
Military aviation programs provide standard pilot training to ensure that they can handle fighters, drone swarms and other advanced threats. But as they run complex flight training scenarios and face off against live and virtual adversaries, what may be overlooked is the value of using GPS/GNSS simulation to duplicate actual cockpit instruments, rather than relying on facsimile instruments.
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Precision Timing for Airborne Reconnaissance

January 31, 2020
By Tony DiFlorio, Senior Sales Manager
 
The US military needed a time synchronization solution for critical reconnaissance data as part of an aircraft modernization program. To accurately receive sensor data, receivers on surveillance aircraft must stay on frequency and the recorded data must be time stamped for data center synchronization across the military communications network.
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Simulation & IDM: Protecting GPS Signals and PNT Data

December 11, 2019
By Robyn Kahn Federman and Sheri Ascencio, Orolia Marketing Team
 
These days, it’s easier than ever to disrupt GPS/GNSS signals and systems that rely on accurate Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) data -- and nearly every critical system around the world depends on these signals and data. When it comes to military systems, failure isn’t an option. How can you protect essential systems from interference and denial of service attacks?
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