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Open RAN Security – a Critical Look at the Threat Landscape

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Open RAN Security - a Critical Look at the Threat Landscape

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IoT, Open RAN, Security

While Open RAN offers numerous advantages, some stakeholders raise concerns about its security implications. This session delved into the risks and challenges posed by Open RAN deployments and explored strategies to mitigate potential security threats. Industry experts and security professionals shared their insights on best practices for ensuring secure Open RAN implementation while fostering innovation and maintaining an open ecosystem.

By 5G Techritory
December 6, 2023
8:22 am

Our panelists also shed light on the importance of proactive security approaches and collaboration in building robust and secure Open RAN architectures.

Speakers:

Andrii Degeler, Head of Media, The Next Web
François Duthilleul, Telco Security Technologist, Red Hat
Gunārs Danbergs, Vice President, CTO & Member of the Management Board, LMT
Piotr Linke, Mobile Networks Security Consultant, Palo Alto Networks
Gerry McQuaid, Director for Telecoms and Internet Security, Ofcom

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