Why does this matter operationally?
Security
The set of controls, protocols, and architectures that protect connectivity infrastructure from unauthorised access, interception, and disruption. In industrial and remote environments, security must account for both IT threats and the operational consequences of a compromised control path.
195 terms
Electronic Logbook Transmission
Electronic Logbook Transmission is the transfer of logbook records from a vessel to shore or regulatory systems in digital form.
Operations
Electronic Warfare
The military discipline of using the electromagnetic spectrum to degrade, deny, or deceive an adversary's electronic systems, encompassing attack techniques such as jamming and GNSS denial alongside protective measures defending…
Concept/Framework
Emission Control
Emission Control is the management of signal emission level, direction, timing, or pattern to reduce detectability or interference.
Operations
Encapsulation
Encapsulation is the process of wrapping data from one protocol or layer inside another for transport. It adds protocol structure so communication can move across layered systems.
Protocol
Encrypted Payload Traffic
Encrypted Payload Traffic is payload data that is protected by encryption as it moves across a satellite or communications network.
Software
Encryption
Encryption is the process of transforming data so it cannot be read without the correct key or decryption method. It is used to protect confidentiality in digital systems.
Software
Engineering Workstation
Engineering Workstation is a computer used by engineers to configure, program, test, and maintain industrial control systems.
Hardware
Enterprise IT
Enterprise IT is the information technology environment used to run business applications, user services, data platforms, and internal operating systems.
Concept/Framework
Enterprise Network
An enterprise network is the integrated collection of network components and services used to connect people, systems, and locations within an organization. It supports business operations, access control, and application…
Service Model
Enterprise Networking
Enterprise networking is the managed delivery of network services that connect users, sites, devices, and applications within an organization. It includes the design, operation, and security controls required to keep…
Service Model