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Security guide
This security guide provides essential information and best practices for IT administrators, system integrators, and event technicians to ensure robust security measures are implemented effectively.
Key product security features
Key security features of Spectera devices and software tools are detailed, emphasizing best practices for IT administrators to ensure secure communication and data protection.
Dante® Media Encryption (available as of Spectera Dante® firmware Brooklyn3 version 1.1.0)
Dante® Media Encryption extends the security benefits of using Dante® on your network by concealing the media content during transmission between devices.

Knowledge base
Central hub for information, resources, and guides with further content on the product and/or service.
- Network guide
  This network guide is intended for IT administrators, system integrators and event technicians and serves as an planning and configuration guide for integrating components of the Spectera offering into diverse network environments from small home networks up to enterprise networks.
- Security guide
  This security guide provides essential information and best practices for IT administrators, system integrators, and event technicians to ensure robust security measures are implemented effectively.
  - Key product security features
    Key security features of Spectera devices and software tools are detailed, emphasizing best practices for IT administrators to ensure secure communication and data protection.
    - AES-256 Link Encryption
      All wireless communication between the Spectera devices will be protected with AES-256, a top-tier encryption standard designed to safeguard sensitive data.
    - Control Protocol Encryption
      All control communication over the network to the Base Station is encrypted and authenticated.
    - Device Claiming & Authentication
      Device claiming and authentication enhance security by requiring password protection for device access and ensuring only authorized users can modify settings through encrypted connections.
    - Dante® Media Encryption (available as of Spectera Dante® firmware Brooklyn3 version 1.1.0)
      Dante® Media Encryption extends the security benefits of using Dante® on your network by concealing the media content during transmission between devices.
  - How to use the security features
    The following section explains how you can use the various security features both via the device itself and via supported software applications.
- Troubleshooting
  This chapter provides a systematic approach for identifying and resolving issues that may occur during the startup or operation of Spectera.

Dante® Media Encryption (available as of Spectera Dante® firmware Brooklyn3 version 1.1.0)

Dante® Media Encryption extends the security benefits of using Dante® on your network by concealing the media content during transmission between devices.

Dante® utilizes the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) with a 256-bit key to provide industry-leading media protection.

Concealing the contents of media packets prevents malicious or unauthorized users eavesdropping or interfering with Dante media traffic.

By default, Dante Media Encryption is disabled, since encryption can only be configured by using the Dante Director application. Please refer to the Audinate documentation for detailed information on Dante® encryption, on how to enable and configure encryption and to update the Dante® firmware:

Dante Media Encryption: Audinate/Media Encryption
Updating Dante® firmware: Dante Updater