PNT Resilience · Direct Intelligence
Your infrastructure depends on timing signals you have not tested.
Critical national infrastructure depends on GNSS-derived timing. Financial settlement, grid synchronisation, telecoms handover, emergency coordination — all rely on signals that are increasingly vulnerable to jamming, spoofing, and outage. Most organisations carrying this dependency have never assessed it.
Assess your exposure →The dependency that matters is not navigation. It is time.
A 24-hour loss of GNSS is estimated to cost the UK economy £1.42 billion. Seven days: £7.64 billion. (Source: London Economics for the UK Space Agency, 2021 update, published 2023.) Most of that exposure is invisible to the organisations carrying it — because the dependency that matters most is not navigation. It is time. Timestamps underpin trade reporting, grid synchronisation, transaction reconstruction, and emergency coordination. The signals providing those timestamps are not monitored, not tested, and not backed up by most of the organisations that depend on them.
The regulatory perimeter is expanding.
The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, NIS2, MiFID II RTS 25, and DORA each place obligations on CNI operators and their ICT providers around operational resilience and timing traceability. Assessing your dependency and testing your resilience is no longer a technical option. It is a governance requirement.
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