Why does this matter operationally?
Resilience
The capacity of a connectivity system to maintain acceptable service levels when components fail, links degrade, or conditions change unexpectedly. Resilient architectures use redundancy, failover paths, and graceful degradation to keep operations running when ideal conditions cannot be guaranteed.
427 terms
Coverage
Coverage is the extent to which a service, signal, or network is available or usable across a geographic or operational area.
Operations
Critical Infrastructure
Critical infrastructure is the set of essential systems and supporting networks whose reliable operation is necessary for public safety, economic stability, or mission continuity. It includes both physical and digital…
Concept/Framework
Cross-Domain Solution
A cross-domain solution is a set of security controls that enables data exchange between dissimilar security domains by inspecting, filtering, transforming, or releasing content under explicit policy. The objective is…
Concept/Framework
Cross-Strapping
Cross-Strapping is the interconnection of redundant components so that one unit can be routed to alternate paths or loads when needed, supporting flexible failover.
Hardware
Crosslink Routing
Crosslink Routing is the routing of traffic between peers or nodes that connect directly to each other rather than through a central hub, using direct inter-node paths.
Protocol
Data Lake
Data Lake is a storage architecture that holds large volumes of raw or lightly processed data in a centralized repository for later use and analysis, supporting flexible data reuse across…
Software
Data Offload At Port
Data Offload At Port is the transfer of vessel data to shore systems while the vessel is in port or near port connectivity.
Operations
Data Protection
Data protection is the control framework used to preserve the confidentiality, integrity, availability, and proper handling of data.
Concept/Framework
DC Power Systems
A power distribution architecture delivering electrical power as direct current throughout a facility or equipment installation, rather than the alternating current conventional electrical grids distribute, matched to equipment — predominantly…
Hardware
Default Route Propagation
Default Route Propagation is the distribution of a default route through a routing domain so routers can forward traffic when no more specific route exists. It provides fallback reachability.
Operations