A remote pump station has very limited bandwidth back to the operations center. How should that constraint shape the monitoring architecture?
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Short Explanation
A skinny pipe to the pump station can’t carry a firehose of PCAP forever. Keep smarts local, send the important alerts, and trim the chatter. Same high-volume collectors you’d run downtown will choke that rural link.
Full Explanation
Connectivity limits are infrastructure design inputs for secure monitoring. Remote sites with constrained bandwidth need architectures that prioritize essential telemetry, local filtering or aggregation, and efficient alert forwarding rather than continuous bulk packet export. Ignoring capacity causes loss, latency, or outages of monitoring itself. Disabling monitoring entirely because bandwidth is limited is not an acceptable security architecture choice.