Our BlueSky® GNSS Firewall protects deployed GNSS systems by providing a cost-effective overlay solution installed between existing GNSS antennas and GNSS systems. The BlueSky GNSS Firewall protects systems inside the firewall from untrusted sky-based signals outside the firewall.
Watch our video playlist, which contains a tutorial that demonstrates the use of the TimePictra® platform with BlueSky GNSS Firewall systems.
The DHS PNT Conformance Framework document describes four levels of resilience. These resilience levels build upon each other. For example, Level 2 includes all enumerated behaviors in Level 1. You can use the BlueSky GNSS Firewall as a stand-alone security barrier or in combination with our high-performance atomic clocks and timing distribution systems to achieve and exceed all four levels of resilience.
A programmable anomaly detector, which detects suspicious time and position inconsistencies, is at the core of the BlueSky GNSS Firewall. This detector validates the GNSS subframes for spoofing incidents based on defined data validation rules built into the BlueSky GNSS Firewall. New validation rules are added to every new BlueSky GNSS Firewall software release.
Integrated within TimePictra software suite, BlueSky GNSS Firewall’s performance monitoring feature provides visibility into GNSS reception parameters across wide-scale deployments of the firewall. You can plot GNSS signal measurements, such as GNSS phase deviation, GNSS satellites in view and GNSS signal strength, for selected time periods to identify and isolate GNSS incidents quickly.
Upgrading the BlueSky GNSS Firewall with the MAC enhances anomalous GNSS detection capabilities while also extending holdover performance of the hardened GNSS signal output for multiple days.
The 10 MHz or 1 PPS input allows you to connect autonomous references sources, such as our 5071B or TimeCesium® cesium clock products, to extend the holdover performance in case of a complete, long-term loss of GNSS reception.
Just as a network firewall detects and protects against network attacks, a GNSS firewall identifies jamming and spoofing threats and alerts transportation operations of untrusted sky-based signals.
GNSS interruptions can be either unintentional or intentional. Adversaries may attempt to disrupt Position, Navigation and Time (PNT) solutions derived from GNSS in one of two ways:
The BlueSky GNSS Firewall provides real-time protection against a wide range of these types of threats.
Critical infrastructure’s dependence on GNSS-based PNT continues to grow exponentially. Our BlueSky GNSS Firewall, in combination with network time protocol distribution, atomic clocks, timescale technology and software management and monitoring, provides a comprehensive solution for critical infrastructure operators.
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BlueSky® GNSS Firewall - Software Release 3.0 | Download |
BlueSky® GNSS Firewall Dual-Power Supply - Data Sheet | Download |
BlueSky® Subscription Service - Data Sheet | Download |
BlueSky® GNSS Firewall 2200 | Download |
BlueSky® GNSS Firewall Software Release 2.0 Data Sheet | Download |
BlueSky® GNSS Firewall Network Security Sell Sheet | Download |
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Premier Holdover Performance with Microsemi Rubidium Technology | Download |
GNSS Security for PNT Applications - White Paper | Download |
BlueSky Performance Monitoring | Download |
Virtual Primary Reference Timing Clock (vPRTC) White Paper | Download |
Troubleshooting Antenna Quality with BlueSky® Software | Download |
Five Best Practices for Deploying and Monitoring a Virtual Primary Reference Time Clock (vPRTC) Network | Download |
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BlueSky® Firewall Brochure | Download |
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