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5G and its Cybersecurity Implications for Enterprises
5G and its Cybersecurity Implications for Enterprises
The Sophisticated 5G Environment Drives the Need for Scalable, Integrated, and Automated Security
21-Jul-2020
Asia Pacific
Mega Trends
Description
The 5G network is expected to bring about numerous benefits to organizations and enterprises once it is fully implemented, as it will connect a large number of devices at high speed, and offer ultralow latency and massive bandwidth. Industries, such as healthcare, logistics, energy and power, ICT, and others will be leading adopters of the 5G network. 5G will drive smart city/smart nation, smart healthcare, logistics, smart factories, and smart transportation initiatives. Enterprises will embrace 5G to make the most of IoT, cloud, Big Data, and AI which will drive their transformation journeys. 5G will complement these technologies and gradually replace other costly conventional network services. As 5G becomes more popular, the adoption rate of 5G-enabled SD-WAN and mesh networks will increase significantly. 5G also presents more security risks, as criminals may be able to exploit flaws in the 5G network, such as virtualization vulnerability. As 5G connects numerous devices, from conventional devices used in enterprises to IoT devices used in OT and commercial environments, the potential attack surface expands. Compromised IoT-based DDoS attacks and other attacks that exploit endpoint/device application vulnerabilities are expected to increase. To tackle 5G-related security challenges, businesses and network operators will adopt a shared security model, similar to public cloud security. DDoS protection is likely to become the most important component of 5G security, as the number of devices connecting to a network grows each day. As these devices are often vulnerable to exploitative attacks, organizations will have to invest more in vulnerability management capabilities to prevent volumetric DDoS attacks. A conventional security approach may not offer adequate protection when bandwidth usage increases. Therefore, organizations will seek scalable and automated security solutions with AI-/ML-powered threat detection-and-response capabilities.
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Table of Contents
Market Definitions
5G Network Architecture
Benefits of 5G and Use Cases
Benefits of 5G and Use Cases (continued)
Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
The Strategic Imperative
5G Cybersecurity and the Strategic Imperative 8™
The Strategic Imperative 8™
5G and Security Challenges
5G and Security Challenges (continued)
5G and Security Challenges (continued)
Shared Responsibility Model for 5G Security
Enterprise 5G Security
New Approach toward 5G Security
Best Practices for Enterprise 5G Security
Growth Opportunities in 5G Cybersecurity
Growth opportunity 1: IoT Security Services
Growth Opportunity 1: IoT Security Services (continued)
Growth Opportunity 2: DDOS Mitigation Services
Growth Opportunity 2: DDOS Mitigation Services (continued)
Growth Opportunity 3: Endpoint Security
Growth Opportunity 3: Endpoint Security (continued)
Growth Opportunity 4: Secure SD-WAN
Growth Opportunity 4: Secure SD-WAN (continued)
Critical Success Factors for Growth
About the Growth Pipeline Engine™
Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™
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Podcast | No |
Author | Nicholas Wong |
Industries | Information Technology |
WIP Number | PB1B-01-00-00-00 |
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GPS Codes | 9532-C1,9659 |