IoT Connectivity for Defense & Government
Multi-network SIMs with private APN and VPN options for drones, remote sensors and field equipment, connected across AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile.
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Cellular Connectivity that never lets you down
Equipment in the field can’t wait for a carrier to fix an outage. A drone losing its link mid-flight or a sensor going quiet at a remote site is a gap in the picture, and in government work that gap has consequences.
Titus Telecom’s non-steered multi-network IoT SIMs switch automatically between AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile, and traffic can run over a private APN or encrypted VPN tunnel rather than the public internet.
- Private APN and VPN options to keep traffic off the public internet
- Multi-network SIMs that switch automatically if one carrier drops out
- Fixed IP options for managing remote equipment securely
- US-based support that picks up the phone
Use cases
Where it fits: drones, remote sensors and field equipment
From drones streaming telemetry and video back to an operator, to environmental and perimeter sensors at remote facilities, to vehicles, mobile command units and temporary deployments set up where no wired network exists, government and defense hardware often operates far from reliable infrastructure. A cellular link with multi-network failover keeps each device reporting, and a private APN keeps that traffic separated from the public internet. Titus Telecom’s SIMs connect to whichever carrier has the strongest signal at that location, so coverage gaps on one network don’t become blind spots.
Why Government Teams Choose Titus Telecom
1. Traffic Off the Public Internet
Private APN and VPN setups keep device data on a secured path, so field equipment isn’t exposed to public scanning.
2. No Single Point of Failure
Non-steered SIMs switch carriers automatically, so a device keeps reporting where one network is weak or down.
3. Control Over Every SIM
Activate, suspend and monitor every SIM from the Titus IoT Portal, with usage alerts and one consolidated bill.
Keeping critical drone missions connected
A global drone manufacturer needed secure, reliable IoT connectivity for drones used by US government agencies in public safety and defense operations, where any loss of signal or data put the mission at risk. Titus Telecom provided a resilient multi-network solution that keeps each drone on the strongest available signal and switches if coverage drops, with an encrypted IPsec tunnel protecting all data in the field.
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Read All Testimonials“Titus Telecom has been a pleasure to do business with. Their customer service is top notch, the shipping was quite fast, and the post sales tech support was great as well. I had a question with a device and that same day someone was on a screen share with me to walk me through the question.”
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Find the Right IoT Connectivity for Your Deployment
Looking for seamless IoT connectivity for defense and government? We help you choose the right solution for drones, remote sensors and field equipment, with private APN and VPN options built in. Our IoT connectivity options are designed to be reliable, low-maintenance, and built to last, ensuring your devices and data stay connected, no matter where you deploy.
Defense & Government IoT Connectivity FAQs
What is a private APN and why does it matter for government IoT?
A private APN gives your SIMs their own access point, so device traffic is routed to your network rather than out over the public internet. It reduces exposure to scanning and attacks, and makes it easier to control which systems each device can reach.
Can drones use multi-network SIMs?
Yes. A drone with a cellular modem can use a multi-network SIM that switches between AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile automatically, so it stays connected to the strongest signal as it moves through areas where one carrier is weak.
Can device traffic run over an encrypted VPN?
Yes. SIMs can be provisioned with a private APN or a VPN tunnel such as IPsec, so data from field equipment is encrypted on its way to your systems.
How do multi-network SIMs help at remote or temporary sites?
Instead of being tied to one carrier, the SIM connects to whichever network has the strongest signal at that location, so sensors and equipment at remote facilities or short-term deployments stay online without a coverage survey first.
Can we manage and suspend SIMs centrally?
Yes. The Titus IoT Portal lets you activate or suspend individual SIMs, set usage alerts and generate reports across every deployment, with one consolidated bill.
