Intelligent CIO Middle East Issue 36 | Page 46

FEATURE: MOBILE MANAGEMENT vendor, open and lightweight – and the complexity of the network must be removed or abstracted. How does this software ensure the security of the network? 5G will enable a range of new use cases with a variety of specific requirements. Use cases such as vehicle traffic control and industry control, require highly reliable networks. Human safety and even human lives depend on the availability and integrity of the network service. To support each use case in an optimal way, security capabilities will need to be more 46 INTELLIGENTCIO ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// flexible. For example, security mechanisms used for ultra-low latency, mission-critical applications may not be suitable for massive Internet of Things (IoT) deployments where devices are inexpensive sensors that have a very limited energy budget and transmit data only occasionally. Another driver for 5G security is the changing ecosystem. LTE networks are dominated by large monolithic deployments – each controlled by a single network operator that owns the network infrastructure while also providing all network services. In contrast, 5G networks may be deployed by a number of specialised stakeholders providing end-user 5G network services. This is why Nokia focuses on dynamic 5G security solutions. The Nokia security programme focuses on the growing challenges of 5G security management and offers an in-depth analysis of tools that orchestrate, correlate, analyse and enrich security data from a variety of sources and give them business-specific content. The programme enhances existing network intrusion protection with cognitive software capabilities for rapid detection of threats. It enables a dynamic, massively scalable, distributed security to ensure integrity across and through each layer and network slice of the 5G network. This is further enhanced by our Security Risks Index, which is a dynamic www.intelligentcio.com