To protect customer data, LVT will route information through its private networking infrastructure, continuing the company’s commitment to stringent security protocols
LiveView Technologies (LVT) has announced an expansion of its satellite coverage capabilities, offering reliable and secure connectivity in areas with limited or no cellular network access. This development is set to provide uninterrupted real-time security insights, even in regions where traditional connectivity options fall short.
Steve Lindsey, Chief Technology Officer at LVT, highlighted the significance of this new offering. “Our new satellite coverage capabilities ensure customers can access real-time security insights even when cellular network connectivity is inaccessible or hindered by an influx of connected devices,” he said. “LVT has achieved industry-leading uptime with our mobile security solutions, and we are pioneers in bringing satellite connectivity at scale to the mobile security unit space for more than a decade.”
With the expanded satellite capabilities, businesses and organizations using LVT units can now rely on satellite connectivity in two key ways:
Primary Connectivity : Satellite can serve as the sole internet solution in areas without cellular coverage. This is especially useful for securing remote locations such as critical infrastructure, utility sites, and supply chain operations.
Secondary Connectivity : Satellite can also be used as a backup solution when cellular networks are overwhelmed, such as during large public events like sporting matches, festivals, or political rallies. This ensures high-performance security coverage even when cellular networks are overloaded.
“Satellite communication will enable more companies and businesses to use our mobile security solutions 24/7, regardless of cellular network performance,” Lindsey added. “LVT’s AI-powered and intuitive security solutions will now bring greater control and safety to virtually anywhere on the planet.”
To protect customer data, LVT will route information through its private networking infrastructure, continuing the company’s commitment to stringent security protocols. This ensures that satellite connectivity is just as secure as the cellular solutions LVT has historically provided.