Securing infrastructure in a federal agency environment is not optional — complying with STIGs is mandatory for all Department of Defense agencies and the contractors that work with them.

In addition to the tragic loss of lives, natural disasters have impacted at least some part of the infrastructure in every region of the country.

There are several approaches to protecting a BMS from downtime and disasters — using fault-tolerant (FT), high-availability (HA) solutions, and disaster recovery (DR) solutions — but determining which approach is best depends upon multiple considerations.

The CopperEdge GN8112 is a 112-Gbps, PAM4, quad-channel linear equalizer designed to enable low-cost, manufacturable ACCs that can deliver reaches of up to 5 meters over a copper twinaxial cable assembly.

Starlink is the name of this new product from the labs of Elon Musk, and, while it's a great entrant to any established broadband market, it's most applicable in providing service where current networks don’t exist — in the remote or rural corners of our country.

There are various categories of energy storage systems that feature different components and characteristics to enhance or impact the availability of data centers during utility outages.

Threat detection and monitoring begins with the addition of network test access points (TAPs) in power plants and substations at multiple levels of a SCADA network.

It appears that technology soon will be a component of almost every type of contracting opportunity in government.

The new S-A6640 is a managed Ethernet switch/router with 12x1GE copper ports and uses IP and Ethernet protocols to help significantly improve communication speeds while lowering costs and improving time-to-market for small satellite constellations and manned missions.

As we look around Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and APAC, we can expect the emergence of a distinct set of tier II markets.