Tecore Networks Enabling Private LTE for Mission Critical Networks

Tecore Networks Exhibiting at Expo Seguridad México as a Member of Maryland State Delegation

Tecore Networks, a U.S. based manufacturer and global supplier of innovative mobile network infrastructure, is pleased to announce its participation at EXPO Seguridad through the Maryland Department of Commerce Delegation. Tecore’s customized multi-technology cellular infrastructure provides network convergence to include voice, data, video and security for mission critical Private LTE Networks. Tecore will be featuring two of its key products during the conference; the iCore® Network in a Box® (NIB) and the Intelligent Network Access Controller (iNAC^TM).

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“Top-tier enterprise network operations need the ability to support, control and monitor vital communications from applications, sensors, equipment and personnel. Given those fundamental needs, we developed our iCore NIB architecture specifically for rapid deployment and ease of operations allowing private organizations or emergency field operations teams to have an operational Private LTE network within minutes of power up,” said Timothy Smith, Vice President of Business Development – Tecore Networks.

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Capable of supporting a Private LTE Network for mission critical services, the iCore NIB is a robust all-in-one integrated hardware and software package. The turn-key solution ensures uncompromised performance, security and consistency in communications throughout the network. In addition to stand alone secure operations, several NIB’s can link together, providing a mesh communications network delivering a dynamic footprint of coverage that adjusts to the requirements of the situation in the Area of Operations (AO).

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To effectively manage and secure the flow of communications within the AO, device access from both known and unknown devices must be effectively managed. Tecore’s iNAC technology provides the system operator the ability to selectively permit or deny communications across the entire compliment of networks within the operational area. Leveraging patented multi-technology capability and a rich policy engine, the iNAC manages which devices have access and which are prohibited from communications within its coverage umbrella.

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