Zero trust and network security.

Technologies

• Zero trust architecture No implicit trust from network location; each request authenticated, authorised and logged.
• Workload identity Short-lived, attested identities for services and agents rather than static secrets.
• Port-based access and link encryption Authenticating devices on wired ports and encrypting Ethernet links.
• Transport security Modern encrypted transport for APIs, telemetry and constrained links.
• IPsec and site tunnels Encrypted tunnels between sites, gateways and the NOC.
• Zones, conduits and segmentation Grouping assets by risk and controlling every flow between groups.
• GNSS interference and spoofing resilience Detecting jamming and spoofing and holding time and position during outages.