Recent conflicts have shown just how important reliable communications are, and how quickly networks can become targets during a crisis. Governments and defence organisations increasingly rely on commercial networks, while operators face growing risks from cyberattacks, physical disruption and other threats.
This session looks at what defence now needs from telecoms, what operators can realistically provide, and how governments, defence organisations and the industry can work together to keep critical communications running when they matter most.
Supporting operators in fulfilling critical communications for defence
Telcos already provide the networks that governments and defence organisations rely on. As the risks to those networks grow, what role should technology companies play in helping to protect them?
What are governments and defence organisations asking telecoms companies for and how can vendors help?
Where can technologies such as 5G, private networks and satellite communications help?
What are the biggest weaknesses in today’s networks?
How can operators keep networks running when they come under attack or are badly disrupted?