The next generation mobile network is on its way in, but 5G’s impact lies in more than cellular connectivity. The technology will be central to digital innovation supporting artificial intelligence, cloud computing and data sharing. NIST IT Specialist Jeff Cichonski unpacks the security implications of this movement and how NIST’s center of excellence is exploring ways to remove or reduce these threats to 5G infrastructure.
CyberCast
Season 3
Episode 23
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How NIST is Helping to Secure 5G Infrastructure
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Security threats facing next-generation networks need proactive approaches amid cybersecurity and digital modernization strategies.
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Jeff Cichonski IT Specialist NIST
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