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SecureSync Time & Frequency Reference System

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SecureSync 2400

PRODUCT   |   ASSURED PNT

Timing Signals

10 MHz Sine Output, BNC

Network Services

NTP v2, v3, v4
SNTP v3, v4
PTP v2

Security Features

SSL/SSH
TLS v1.2, v1.3
SFTP/SCP
SNMP v3

GNSS Frequencies

GPS L1, Galileo E1, GLONASS L1, BeiDou B1, QZSS L1

About

Resilient Timing relies on securing the time reference acquisition and timescale keeping in the presence of GNSS interference. The SecureSync time server product ecosystem offers a variety of solutions to address GNSS threats by focusing on extreme reliability. With a layered-defense approach, each protective layer increases the sophistication required to compromise, minimizing chances for successful attack.

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Government recommendations, like the Executive Order in the US or the Cybersecurity Act in European Union, are shaping the future regulations in this area, highlighting the importance of safeguarding time server systems against external threats to ensure seamless and secure synchronization.

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SecureSync 2400 Time Server Key Features

SecureSync 2400 time sync server relies on the proven Interference Detection Suite, allowing jamming and spoofing detection. Threats are mitigated by high performance internal oscillators, or through strong modularity and choice of input interfaces, building redundancy into the timing system architecture, ensuring continuous operation.

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No matter the industry, a cost-effective SecureSync configuration is available to ensure precise and reliable time distribution codes.

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Option Module Cards

Add only the features you need by selecting SecureSync® option cards. Up to six cards can be accommodated per unit. Order them as part of the original configuration, or add them to an installed unit to keep up the changing needs of your system. If you do not see a feature that you need, please contact us to discuss customizing a card.

SecureSync Option Cards Table with feature and configuration

WHITE PAPER

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NTP vs PTP: Understanding Time Synchronization Protocols and Choosing the Right Mission-Critical Solution

When it comes to ensuring precise time synchronization for mission-critical systems, organizations must carefully consider the choice between NTP and PTP protocols. NTP servers provide internal precision time by synchronizing with GPS time, offering reliable and accurate timekeeping for servers. On the other hand, PTP servers offer higher precision and synchronization for demanding applications. Understanding the key features and differences between NTP and PTP protocols is crucial in making informed decisions to effectively maintain the smooth operation of vital systems. Time synchronization is essential in modern technology, and selecting the right protocol can greatly impact the reliability and efficiency of server operations.

Click to download the SecureSync data sheet. 

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