5G and Challenges with Software Supply Chain Security
summary
5G networks move from proprietary appliances to cloud native VNFs and CNFs deployed in public, private and edge clouds, creating a multi-vendor, multi-source supply chain. The talk argues that software bill of materials and traceability are essential, cites that only 2.27% of developers follow secure development practices, and that vulnerable OSS components stay four years undetected on average. Expect concrete risks: dependency introduction, license mismatches, propagation through pipelines, and the need for reproducible builds and SBOM-driven patching.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:25Mobile Communication
- 1:13Telecom Industry
- 2:37Telecom Architecture
- 4:37Challenges
- 12:28Conclusion
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