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With the coming of 5G and the use cases and implementations, it would bring with it, there is also a possibility of unforeseen threats and cybersecurity risks that users need to be prepared for.
5G services in India have officially been launched earlier on Saturday by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the sixth edition of the India Mobile Congress.
With the coming of 5G and the use cases and implementations, it would bring with it, there is also a possibility of unforeseen threats and cybersecurity risks that users need to be prepared for.
“In preparing to use 5G, organizations should pay close attention to the software-defined aspect of 5G infrastructure. It is very different from the Wi-Fi and 4G networks in use today. Implementing 5G network security requires a risk management framework that adapts to the flexibility and programmability of network services and traffic flows in software-defined networks,” says Anil Ramcharan, Advisory Principal, Deloitte and Touche LLP.
Speaking about how 5G security concerns differ from the previous generations, Wendy Frank, Principal, Deloitte Risk & Financial Advisory, said, “One of the inherent vulnerabilities in 4G and LTE…
