Closed Network
Overview
It is a secure, isolated network connecting all tools and devices within the experiment room.
It is not connected to external networks or the internet, ensuring that measurement data remains secure and unaltered.
Key Concepts
- Isolated network: A network completely separated from external connections.
- Data integrity: Ensuring that data is accurate, consistent, and unmodified.
- Experiment room infrastructure: The collection of devices and tools connected within the closed network.
- Security: Protection of data from unauthorized access or interference.
Main Uses
- Secure communication between instruments and software
- Protect sensitive measurement data from external threats
- Maintain reliable and accurate data collection
- Ensure experiment reproducibility through controlled network environment
Why It Matters
- Guarantees that experimental data is not tampered with
- Prevents accidental or malicious external interference
- Supports high integrity in scientific research
- Provides a controlled environment for all networked instruments
When You Will Use It
- Collecting experimental data within the lab
- Connecting instruments to the internal network for measurements
- Running experiments that require secure and isolated data transfer
- Ensuring that all devices communicate only within the lab
Good Practices
- Only connect authorized devices to the network
- Monitor network activity for anomalies
- Document network topology and device connections
- Perform regular checks on network integrity