Fifth generation technology for broadband cellular networks – or 5G will significantly improve how humans and machines communicate, operate, and interact in the physical and virtual world. 5G brings with it increased bandwidth and capacity, and low latency, which will benefit organizations in all sectors as well as home consumers. As 5G rolls out, cybersecurity professionals are focused on safeguarding this new technology while 5G development, deployment, and usage are still evolving.
This project, which is currently in an early stage of designing and building a solution, will demonstrate how operators and users of 5G networks can mitigate 5G cybersecurity risks. This is accomplished by strengthening the system’s architectural components, providing a secure cloud-based supporting infrastructure, and enabling the security features introduced in the 5G standards. These measures support common use cases and meet industry sectors’ recommended cybersecurity practices and compliance requirements. As the project progresses, this preliminary draft will be updated, and additional volumes will also be released for comment.
Fifth generation technology for broadband cellular networks – or 5G will significantly improve how humans and machines communicate, operate, and interact in the physical and virtual world. 5G brings with it increased bandwidth and capacity, and low latency, which will benefit organizations in all...
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Fifth generation technology for broadband cellular networks – or 5G will significantly improve how humans and machines communicate, operate, and interact in the physical and virtual world. 5G brings with it increased bandwidth and capacity, and low latency, which will benefit organizations in all sectors as well as home consumers. As 5G rolls out, cybersecurity professionals are focused on safeguarding this new technology while 5G development, deployment, and usage are still evolving.
This project, which is currently in an early stage of designing and building a solution, will demonstrate how operators and users of 5G networks can mitigate 5G cybersecurity risks. This is accomplished by strengthening the system’s architectural components, providing a secure cloud-based supporting infrastructure, and enabling the security features introduced in the 5G standards. These measures support common use cases and meet industry sectors’ recommended cybersecurity practices and compliance requirements. As the project progresses, this preliminary draft will be updated, and additional volumes will also be released for comment.
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