From: CyberScoop
Shaun Waterman
The Federal Communication Commission’s Bureau of Public Safety and Homeland Security has released a wide-ranging set of questions for industry about the cybersecurity of 5G — the next generation of cellular networks promising to provide connectivity for the coming wave of billions of IoT devices.
The Notice of Inquiry released last week poses 130 questions about 5G cybersecurity — covering a huge variety of topics from encryption, authentication and security-by-design, to the availability of remote software upgrades, defense against DDoS attacks and network awareness.
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