MeshNetworks has implemented numerous security management practices and capabilities in the operations and architecture of its network. Figure 1 shows an overview of the layered security approach typically deployed in MeshNetworks Enabled Architecture (MEA™) networks that utilize the Quadrature Division Multiple Access (QDMA™) Radio protocol.

Implemented Security Features

• Quadrature Division Multiple Access (QDMA™) air interface based on state of the art military technology
• All transceivers are hardware authenticated and registered with the network to minimize insertion of unauthorized devices
• All transceivers are software authenticated by a AAA server to minimize use of cloned or stolen devices
• MeshNetworks’ architecture minimizes the impact of RF jamming, denial-of-service, and physical attacks to the network
• End-to-end IP-based infrastructure supports VPN and other standards-based encryption schemes
• Ad hoc architecture keeps data secure when hopping through intermediate terminals.
• Buddy lists and personal firewalls protect subscriber devices from peer-to-peer attacks

As a result of this layered approach to wireless security, MEA-based networks typically offer the following benefits:

• MeshNetworks solutions meet federal and local governments standards for data privacy
• MEA based networks are resilient to interference, attacks, and failures
• MeshNetworks’ technology is flexible and can incorporate new security approaches for the future

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