Securing Connections: Defending Telco Workloads in the Cloud Era
summary
Claims a practical stack for telco cloud security: an E2-compatible security telemetry stream called mobile flow that exposes layer‑3 interactions, a packaged detector 5G Spectre with an attack playground (available on GitHub) that reproduces and detects cellular attacks, a runtime enforcer KUB armer using eBPF/LSM to apply least‑permissive policies, and an intent-to-policy system Nimbus that binds high‑level security intents to multiple engines and deploys them with workloads.
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chapters (11)
- 0:005G and cloud security intro
- 3:095G use cases and security needs
- 7:24Observability in 5G networks
- 10:17Edge security and XAPPS
- 14:31AI for 5G security
- 18:49Zero trust for 5G control planes
- 22:43Security automation with intent networking
- 27:15Policy discovery in 5G workloads
- 31:26Intent-based security with Nimbus
- 34:38Open-source tools for 5G security
- 37:26Q&A
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