The Wireless Future: A New Era in Cybersecurity Leadership
summary
Panelists lay out concrete actions: a live 5G security test bed validates real-world fixes; NIST publishes three (soon four) post-quantum cryptography standards and vendors must produce cryptographic inventories to start migration, prioritizing asymmetric keys; DHS/CISA final incident‑reporting rule targets March 2025 and federal agencies push for harmonized thresholds and empowered CIO/CISOs; NTIA’s route signing day increases RPKI adoption in North America; operators adopt DevSecOps, SBOMs and LLM‑SecOps to close software and AI lifecycle gaps.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:275G security evolution and standards
- 5:39AI and postquantum cryptography in wireless
- 12:21Transition to 6G and policy challenges
- 20:48Cyber incident reporting requirements
- 25:21BGP security and federal roadmap
- 30:46Harmonizing cybersecurity regulations
- 39:18Data center security and resilience
- 41:48Software security in wireless industry
- 44:00Closing remarks and Q&A
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