Demystifying 5G Security through Threat Modeling
summary
Covers the new components and services introduced by 5G networks and uses the World Bank Group’s threat model (building on STRIDE) to identify and analyze security risks across the 5G ecosystem; discusses mitigating controls for those identified risks. Technologies and topics named include 5G network components, 5G services, threat modeling (STRIDE), and security controls.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:43What is 5G ?
- 2:23Generations of Mobile Technologies
- 3:335G Features - Performance
- 5:2556 Features - Technology Revolution
- 9:47Supported by Network Slicing and Virtualization
- 11:515G Security - Radio Access Network
- 13:115G Security - Core Network - Service-based Architecture
- 15:005G Security - Trust Model
- 15:535G Security - Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC)
- 16:475G Security - Key Elements
- 18:245G Security Challenges
- 21:00The Threat Modeling Process
- 22:44Threat Actors
- 23:59Threat Actions - STRIDE + LM
- 25:03Threats (Actors Performing Actions)
- 27:37Threat Model for a Specific Use Case
- 29:33Sample Threat Table for the Use Case
- 30:43Sample Risk Assessment and Disposition
- 32:085G Threats - Major Mitigating Controls
- 34:05Apply What You Have Learned Today
- 36:11References
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