Volume 18 No 7 (2020)
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Securing Satellite Communication Networks
Ankit Sharma, Rajesh Kumar Jaiswal
Abstract
Satellite communication networks play a pivotal position in trendy interconnected world, facilitating crucial operations in sectors starting from telecommunications to navy defense. However, the growing reliance on these networks has exposed them to a myriad of protection threats, necessitating sturdy measures to safeguard the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of the transmitted facts. This studies article explores a complete technique to securing satellite verbal exchange networks, addressing the multifaceted challenges posed through cyber threats, bodily vulnerabilities, and signal interception. The have a look at starts with the aid of analyzing the current nation of satellite communication safety, figuring out commonplace vulnerabilities and ability attack vectors. Subsequently, it proposes a holistic framework that integrates encryption protocols, intrusion detection structures, and superior authentication mechanisms. Furthermore, the research investigates the results of quantum technologies on satellite tv for pc conversation protection and proposes quantum-resistant encryption solutions to destiny-proof the networks in opposition to emerging threats. To validate the effectiveness of the proposed framework, the research conducts simulation-based totally experiments and real-global trying out, assessing its overall performance underneath diverse scenarios. The findings make a contribution treasured insights to the ongoing discourse on securing satellite tv for pc conversation networks, offering practical guidelines for enterprise stakeholders, policymakers, and researchers. In conclusion, this studies underscores the significance of adopting a proactive and comprehensive security method to make certain the resilience of satellite verbal exchange networks in the face of evolving cyber threats.
Keywords
Securing, Satellite Communication Networks, Cybersecurity, Encryption, Authentication, Intrusion Detection.
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