Why does this matter operationally?
Security
116 terms
Secure Tunneling
Secure Tunneling is the use of an encrypted or protected tunnel to carry traffic between endpoints across an untrusted network. It preserves confidentiality or integrity in transit.
Protocol
Service Mesh
Service Mesh is an infrastructure layer that manages service-to-service communication, security, and observability in distributed applications. It adds policy control to east-west traffic.
Software
Shared Responsibility Model
Shared Responsibility Model is a cloud framework that divides security and operational duties between the provider and the customer by assigning responsibility for infrastructure, platform, applications, configuration, identity, and data…
Service Model
Signal Masking
Signal Masking is the use of spectral, timing, or power behavior that makes a signal harder to detect, identify, or isolate. It lowers signal observability.
Operations
Space Segment
Space Segment is the portion of a satellite system located in space, including spacecraft, payloads, and orbiting assets that provide the service.
Hardware
Stateful Inspection
Stateful Inspection is security inspection that evaluates traffic in the context of an existing connection or session state. It uses remembered context to guide policy.
Software
Static Routing
Static routing is a routing method in which routes are explicitly configured by an operator rather than learned through a routing protocol. The router forwards traffic according to those fixed…
Concept/Framework
Surveillance Relay
Surveillance Relay is a relay link or node that forwards surveillance data or extends surveillance communications coverage.
Software
Tactical Terminal
Tactical Terminal is a communications terminal designed for use in operational or field-deployed tactical environments. It supports tactical communications and connectivity through portable, resilient endpoints.
Hardware
Traffic Concealment
Traffic Concealment is the practice of hiding traffic patterns, volume, or content characteristics to reduce detectability or inference.
Concept/Framework