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R&S®SITLineETHsystemssecure
private satellite networks.
Rohde & Schwarz R&S®SITLine ETH: Encryption for Romantis UHP-based satellite networks 3
Satellite networks
need protection
Armed services rely on fast, dependable
situationdata
Precise, up-to-date information is crucial in command and
control scenarios. Situation reports with image and video
material often need to be transmitted over long distances.
Satellite links serve to connect field units to a central sta-
tion (e.g. a control center or headquarters), which in many
cases are on a different continent. This data must be pro-
tected against manipulation, and must not fall into the
hands of third parties.
Protecting communications in critical infrastructures
with secure backup networks
Organizations with a large number of field offices are usu-
ally networked over leased lines. But what happens if
these lines fail? In these situations, critical infrastructures
such as government networks (e.g. connecting the foreign
ministry) or supply networks (e.g. for power transmission)
have backup networks. Depending on the distance to be
covered, satellite may often be the only available backup
communications option. It is especially important that
backup networks intended to carry critical information are
equipped with specialized encryption devices to secure
data transmissions.
Protecting oil and gas exploration data
The data gathered during exploratory drilling is highly sen-
sitive and of great value to rival businesses. Teams on the
ground send the data back to a central office for evalu-
ation. This data provides a basis on which organizations
decide whether to continue exploration. As a capital asset
crucial to an organization's future, this data deserves spe-
cial protection.
The challenge
Most of the data transmitted over satellite links is unen-
crypted – in other words, unprotected. Satellite operators
and customers are unwilling to make the effort of deploy-
ing encryption because up to now the solutions have con-
sumed too much costly connection bandwidth.
Satellite networks’ data connections need to be protected
because they are vulnerable on two counts: First, the data
is unvariably transmitted unencrypted; second, the data
can be received anywhere within the satellite spot beam.
Satellite-based communications are used in the following
situations:
For temporary high-speed mobile communications
(e.g.byarmedservices)
For backup networks (e.g. in critical infrastructures)
For teams working in geographically remote locations
(e.g. in oil and gas exploration)
In these situations, the data transmitted is so valuable
that it needs protection using strong encryption. This
encryption must not have an impact on the transmission
of communications.
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