Internet access has historically been terrestrial or based on networks, such as fiber or other data cabling that is based on the ground. Cellular data is another common method of providing internet access, and most people are familiar... Read More
Hurricane Harvey made landfall as a category 4 storm near Rockport, Texas on August 25th. In a given year, one storm of this historic magnitude is plenty, but in the short six weeks since we have also seen... Read More
Hurricane season officially began on June 1st and runs all the way through November 30th. In fact, did you know that we already had our first named storm of this season back in April? Tropical storm Arlene formed... Read More
They say hindsight is 20/20. That is the case when evaluating the effectiveness of how prepared a company or government agency was when dealing with a disaster scenario. This past week Sheriff Kory Honea of Butte County here... Read More
Author: Tim Aboudara, Director of Sales, X2nSat Earthquakes, floods, tornadoes, fires, hurricanes and other acts of nature are the disaster recovery scenarios that most people think of that impact mission-critical communications infrastructure. These events are highly unpredictable and... Read More
Author – Garrett Hill It seems like most action movies in theaters and on TV these days have one or more of these three elements unleashing chaos on the world while the hero saves the day and gets... Read More
Author – Garrett Hill Hurricane Matthew is giving us a not-so-subtle reminder that another hurricane season is underway. Some years the severity of storms is worse than others, but Mother Nature never takes a year off. Our neighbors... Read More
by Garrett Hill, CEO, X2nSat, Inc. In the Medieval Era, knights engaged in an annual New Year tradition of renewing what was known as a “peacock vow” to prove they were completely committed to being chivalrous. A quick... Read More
by Garrett Hill, CEO, X2nSat, Inc. We practice what we preach. Every two weeks an alarm sounds in X2nSat’s Network Operations Center, kicking off a two-hour disaster recovery drill. Response team members from our West Coast and East... Read More