VNPT proactively protects information infrastructure against storm No. 13

Faced with the complicated developments of storm No. 13 (Kalmaegi), VNPT immediately activated its full readiness status for all situations. All of VNPT's rescue forces implemented "4 on-site" and were on duty 24/7.

Proactive response plan, ready with rescue resources

Right from the first days of typhoon Kalmaegi entering the East Sea, the leaders of VNPT Group directed its affiliated units in the Central Highlands region to urgently review the telecommunications network infrastructure, reinforce and brace telecommunications stations and check the safety of inter-provincial fiber optic cables.

Thousands of technical staff, specialized vehicles and equipment were urgently mobilized to protect telecommunications infrastructure, maintain smooth information flow to serve disaster prevention and control work and people's communication needs.

Faced with the complicated developments of storm No. 13, VNPT Group leaders held a meeting to direct units to immediately deploy response plans.

Units also replenish fuel, generators, and spare materials at telecommunication stations and stations to be ready to respond to information in all situations. Technical staff are reinforced on-site at key points to ensure timely handling when incidents occur.

Up to now, VNPT provinces and cities in the areas affected by storm No. 13 have completed the work of reviewing, consolidating infrastructure and arranging backup materials at telecommunication stations and stations; adding small generators to network node stations, ensuring a stable power source for priority equipment.

Notably, VNPT has mobilized many modern equipment such as self-propelled mobile broadcasting vehicles, information containers, field broadcasting stations, along with 50 Inmarsat satellite phones and 31 VSAT-IP stations to the provinces in the affected area. At the same time, the satellite transmission system has also been activated, ensuring smooth information serving the direction and operation of disaster prevention work of authorities at all levels.

VNPT technical staff on duty 24/7

Determined to ensure smooth communication in all situations

With the ultimate goal of maintaining a stable network and restoring services as quickly as possible when an incident occurs, VNPT has deployed technical forces at key locations, readying human resources, vehicles and materials for rescue. VNPT has thoroughly implemented the spirit of "4 on-site" to all units in the storm area. Technical forces are deployed 24/7 at key stations, and at the same time, a mobile information response team has been established to ensure readiness to handle any arising situations.

Network monitoring and management have been enhanced to the highest level. Roaming scenarios with other carriers and network information security plans have been prepared by VNPT to be activated when necessary.

On the morning of November 6, mobile broadcasting vehicles and specialized information vehicles of VNPT were deployed at points in the East of Gia Lai province to serve the government's direction of response to storm No. 13.

VNPT units closely coordinate with local authorities to ensure smooth information flow to serve the direction and management of natural disaster prevention, while ensuring the rights and communication needs of customers in all circumstances.

VNPT is currently one of the telecommunications infrastructure units with a wide network and the ability to respond quickly to information nationwide. In previous natural disasters, VNPT's response force has always been an important support for on-site command and control, contributing to ensuring national information security and supporting people to overcome difficulties.

THU QUYNH

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/vnpt-chu-dong-bao-ve-ha-tang-thong-tin-truoc-bao-so-13-post822102.html