How Governments Can Promote a Secure 5G Ecosystem
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Governments are moving from vendor bans toward holistic risk management, citing ENISA December 2020 guidance and the EU 5G Toolbox while wrestling with supply chain tradeoffs. Key specifics are network slicing risks between slices, reliance on container tech like Docker and Kubernetes and service meshes such as Istio, need for a software bill of materials and SBOMs, theft and scale risks exposed by the Mirai botnet and the push to secure cloud edges via multi-access edge computing with ML/AI anomaly detection.
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