MainInsights & analytics5G Security and Privacy for Smart Cities
Managing security is a continuous and dynamic process. With the dramatic increase in the number of connected devices comes a natural expansion of the attack surface and threat intensity. As 5G technologies become widely deployed, the weaknesses and inherent security flaws of 5G will be identified and hopefully quickly patched.
The adoption of 5G is inevitable especially for advanced services in healthcare, industry and entertainment. It is capable of hosting a massive number of devices, fulfilling the needs of the IoT and the IoE (Internet of Everything). Examples of services that are enabled include:
With the dramatic increase in the number of connected devices comes a natural expansion of the attack surface and intensity of the threats. As 5G technologies become widely deployed the weaknesses and inherent security flaws of 5G will be identified and hopefully quickly patched. The key anticipated risks can be described as follows:
ACRA: investments in the development of 5G in Russia until 2027 may amount to $13.5 - 15 billion
ACRA (The Analytical Credit Rating Agency)
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