GE Security VT7830: RS-250C Medium-Haul Video Performance in an 8-Channel Optical Multiplexer
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The IFS VT7830 is an 8-channel digitally encoded video transmitter-multiplexer that utilizes 8-bit encoding and decoding to transmit eight real-time color video signals over one multimode or singlemode optical fiber, exceeding EIA RS-250C requirements for medium-haul video transmission and ideal for unconditioned roadside or out-of-plant CCTV installations
Cyber Secured Service Unit
Improved Cyber Security for Lentronics SONET/SDH Multiplexers
The IFS VT7830 is an 8-channel digitally encoded video transmitter-multiplexer that utilizes 8-bit encoding and decoding to transmit eight real-time color video signals over one multimode or singlemode optical fiber, exceeding EIA RS-250C requirements for medium-haul video transmission and ideal for unconditioned roadside or out-of-plant CCTV installations
GE Vernova’s Lentronics™ Cyber Secured Service Unit (CSSU) protects Lentronics Multiplexers against cyber threats, specifically those that target the reliability of the Bulk Electric System (BES). The CSSU is an essential security appliance that takes the place of a legacy Service or IP Service Unit, to better protect against malicious and unintentional network changes. It utilizes defense-in-depth strategies, allowing utilities to meet demanding security standards such as NERC CIP.
Acting as a secure gateway between Lentronics Multiplexers and the Lentronics VistaNET NMS software, CSSUs employ strong AES 256 bit encryption, SSL/TLS and X.509 digital certificates to ensure privacy and authenticity of users attempting to access the network.

Key Benefits
Single hardware platform supporting two operating modes; Legacy and Secure
Eliminates 2kHz tie cables between rings
Extends network domains beyond 100 nodes
Drop-in replacement without SONET/SDH payload traffic disruptions
Supports Dual-Homed NMS paths
Secure access-control with policy replication and distribution for a single, consistent security policy
Prevents unauthorized user actions with hardware-based authorization
RADIUS support for centralized and local authentication
Provides event logging and secure event storage
Provides confidentiality for NMS traffic with strong AES encryption