Land Forces 2026

Can you trust your time?

Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre 6–8 October 2026

GNSS disruption does not only affect navigation. It can compromise synchronisation, sensor correlation, event logging and the network services that depend on a trusted reference.

At Land Forces 2026, iTkey will be discussing practical architectures that make timing and PNT systems more observable, resilient and defensible.

Practical architecture

Build resilience across the complete timing chain

  1. 01

    Detect

    Identify and classify GNSS interference and spoofing indicators.

  2. 02

    Maintain

    Preserve accurate time through reference loss, rejection or degradation.

  3. 03

    Distribute

    Deliver PTP, NTP and frequency signals across resilient networks.

  4. 04

    Verify

    Measure performance during design, commissioning and operations.

  5. 05

    Integrate

    Bring alerts and timing evidence into operational monitoring.

Layered capability

From the GNSS edge to the network endpoint

GNSS assurance

GPSPatron

Persistent and portable GNSS interference detection, classification and event analysis for critical sites and field operations.

Explore GPSPatron
Precision timing

Meinberg

High-accuracy PTP and NTP, multi-source timing, holdover and supervision for mission-critical infrastructure.

Explore Meinberg
Deterministic networking

Relyum

TSN, PTP-aware switching and zero-loss redundancy for predictable communications across demanding networks.

Explore Relyum

Bring us the requirement.

If timing, PNT assurance or network resilience is part of your capability program, bring the interfaces, accuracy targets and operational constraints. We will help turn them into a practical architecture.

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