5G core network security

In March 2015 the NGMN 5G White Paper was published: A global initiative has delivered key end-to-end operator requirements intended to guide the development of future technology platforms and related standards , create new business opportunities and satisfy future end-user needs.

The security risks introduced Increased attack surface: With millions and even billions more connected devices, 5G makes it possible for larger and more dangerous attacks . Current and future vulnerabilities of the existing internet infrastructure are only exacerbated.

5G has a few significant privacy and security wins – it encrypts identifiers, offers security and privacy gains such as spoofing and anti-tracking features . These capabilities can provide significant benefits such as protecting users from manipulation and other online network threats.