Yes its true… and pretty simple too. You already have a precision synchronization system in place now all that's left is to prove your NIST Offset in an ongoing manner. To do that however you would need a reliable system to provide NIST UTC offset to each key system or to some hierarchy you maintain
Newly attested design flaw with NTP: Autrokey Vulnerability The NTP Protocol Development Team is in the middle of something you may find interesting from a regulatory compliance and operations standpoint. It is based on a formal notice of a design vulnerability of the NTP AutoKEY Authentication schema which very probably opens that system to question
If you need to create an IT Policy which says that “you use a provable instance of UTC(NIST) timescale and you get it from a reliable source”, this is your lucky day… “Certichron offers local instances of precision time services which are synchronized to the NIST UTC Time Scale so that clients who need to
For Release 9 a.m. PST March 12th, 2011 New CertifiedTime™ Time Management Service brings regional NIST Time Services to the Securities Industry! “OATS 7430 and ATD time management practices require a new vision. Not only are there the automated trading systems and alg-based trading systems which need sub-microsecond accuracy there are the everyday