How to Secure Private 5G Networks
summary
Covers designing private 5G/private cellular networks for enterprise security by using strong device identification and authentication, centralized encryption of all traffic flows, and a suite of APIs for extensibility and integration. Describes how those elements can be combined to support a zero-trust strategy for protecting critical applications.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 0:22Disclaimer
- 0:47Zero Trust Architecture
- 2:30Shared Spectrum for a Private Networks
- 5:49What Is Zero Trust Architecture
- 11:08Micro Segmentation
- 14:11Threat Vectors
- 20:58Device Authentication
- 21:26Mutual Authentication
- 22:13Sim Locking
- 23:49Hop to Hop Encryption
- 33:35What Is an Enterprise Id Managing
- 38:13Secondary Authentication
- 38:54Authentication Improvements over 4g
- 40:27What Kind of Controls Exist To Prevent the Destructive Interference
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