Spectrum awareness and control in defence and critical infrastructure

The radio spectrum in the Baltic Sea region is becoming increasingly congested and contested, while defence, public-safety services and critical infrastructure depend on reliable wireless communications. Jamming, interference and other forms of spectrum disruption can threaten essential services and operational capabilities. This side event will bring together regulators, defence stakeholders, infrastructure operators and technology providers to examine how continuous spectrum monitoring and closer regional cooperation can strengthen situational awareness and resilience.

Why should you attend:
Explore how organisations can move from reactive interference management towards proactive spectrum awareness – detecting disturbances early, identifying their sources and coordinating an effective response. The session will also examine the capabilities required to achieve spectrum dominance, including frequency agility and, where legally and operationally authorised, counter-jamming measures. 

Who should attend:
Spectrum regulators
Defence and public-safety representatives
Critical-infrastructure operators
National administrations
Electronic communications providers
Spectrum-monitoring and defence technology companies