5G Network Security

May 21, 2022

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New technology always brings a host of worries about its negative potential, and 5G is no different. Although there are many legitimate 5G security concerns to address and discuss, itu2019s worth first clarifying the false claim that 5G causes health problems. It doesnu2019t u2014 5G technology is not harmful to humans.<br>

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5G Network Security

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What Is 5G Security?
New technology always brings a host of worries about its negative potential, and 5G is no different. Although there are many legitimate 5G security concerns to address and discuss, it’s worth first clarifying the false claim that 5G causes health problems. It doesn’t — 5G technology is not harmful to humans.
5G Security Threats Many of the things that make 5G so appealing, like the decreased latency and increased bandwidth, are also threats to security. When it comes to 5G security, threats include: • New technology • Increased points of access • Internet of Things (IoT) • Speed • Disaggregated architecture Visit: www.secgen.com

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