3. AN OIL CONGLOMERATE, with a global footprint, would include the following
(among other) components: The International Company HQ (possibly in the home country).
Email communications, video conferences and SMS messages between the International HQ
and Offshore Oil Rigs, Pipeline Stations, Refineries, Storage Depots, Sales
Outlets, Drilling/ Exploration Sites, Laboratories, Tankers (air, sea, land), locations of
oil fires etc.
Highly confidential and sensitive communications inter alia pertaining to assay
reports, country risk assessment and mitigation reports, production & sales
figures, inventories, assessment of the competition, geological studies/ surveys, site
security, evacuation strategies, laboratories & patents, oil transportation, financial
reports & statements etc.
Different band widths, communication media, gateway access, VPN issues at diverse locations.
Multiple access to terminals and channels of transmission.
Different levels, periodicity, formats and procedures of reporting.
4. MNCs & Critical Business Units
Marketing
Offices
Project
Offices
Branch
Offices
Business Administration
Fire Control
Oil
Company
HQ
Oil Fire
Oil Rigs
Field locations & Business Interests
Oil Wells
Oil Pipeline
Oil Refinery
6. The communications/ network security prescription, for an oil
company with a global footprint, would include the following
(among other) components: A secure messaging network compatible with land lines, radio beacons,
WT, android/ windows/ Google cellphones, satellite phones, VOIP and
SMTP/ IMAP.
Access protection coupled with scalability.
System to function across widely varying bandwidths.
Customized encryption at levels in keeping with requirements .
Scalability protected by two factor authentication.
System capability to handle audio, video, and alphanumeric text.
Granular logging.
Cross hardware and software platform compatibility.
Down to earth pricing.
