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Digi IX20 supports advanced security (stateful firewall, MAC filtering, and VPN), cellular redundancy, and management (SNMP, event logging, analyzer trace, and QOS), facilitating use in PCI- or NERC-CIP-compliant applications. FirstNet Ready models are designed to meet the demands of primary responders for critical communications.
Asia-Pacific, excluding Japan, is expected to have maximum potential for the revenue growth of global network equipment market during the forecast period. Latin America, the Middle East and Africa, and Eastern Europe are among the regions expected to witness positive growth during the forecast period.
If the utility grid becomes compromised, how will the critical infrastructure that supports companies and operations across the globe maintain availability?
A unified IT and physical security team can develop a comprehensive security program based on a common understanding of risk, responsibilities, strategies, and practices.
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.
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.