2027 Agenda
Network Oversight: The Necessity of Systems and Interference Monitoring
Whether an issue is caused by interference, safety incident, natural disaster, or even the FAA controlling our skies, system monitoring is more important than ever. Knowing what is working properly, what might not be, and ensuring that your networks are reliable, resilient and secure. In addition, interference is considered Enemy Number One and can occur at any time and make major parts or all of the network unusable. The interruption must be detected immediately with information on how to determine the source and location. This is required to quickly and efficiently resolve the problem and restore effective communication. In this session, explore how to leverage features, equipment, interoperability, high capacity, and low latency to ensure the most resilient network. Examine how you monitor access and network privacy, failover and backup systems, as well as how new tools and applications (IoT, video, automation, sensors, diagnostics) are affecting network reliability as well as providing new monitoring tools.
Takeaway
Learn about the importance of remote systems monitoring to provide oversight of your systems.
Explore how your system can be designed to work in the best of times and the most extreme conditions, with backup and reliability.
Discover the best practices in automated monitoring for mission critical infrastructure sites, even in remote areas where wired network connectivity is non-existent.