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5G Cybersecurity Bootcamp - 3GPP Version - Tonex Training


Length: 4 Days

5G Cybersecurity Bootcamp is a combination of theoretical lectures and practical insight that helps participants gain in-depth knowledge about current and future state of 5G mobile technology, architecture, protocols and 5G cybersecurity.

There are many technologies powering what’s become known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution – everything from robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) to virtual reality (VR) and the Internet of Things (IoT).

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But wireless security experts say that’s not enough and believe there are key 5G protections to zero in on, including:

Detect Anomalies
Stop and Fix Advanced Malware
Prevent Threats
Make Threat Intelligence Paramount
Incorporate DNS Intelligence

Learning Objectives:
Upon the completion of 5G Fundamentals training, attendees will:

Learn the fundamental concepts of 5G system
List and discuss various 5G use cases
Discuss differences and similarities between 5G (Release 16) and 4G LTE-Advanced Pro
Discuss end-to-end 5G network architecture
Describe 5G NR, 5GC: 5G core functions, architecture, AMF, Network Slicing, NG-RAN, SBA, SMF, UPF
SDN/VFN, Network Slicing, MEC, LTE-M, 5G/NB-IoT
Identify 5G operational scenarios, D2D, and signaling
Discuss Security architecture and procedures for 5G systems
Explain 5G security issues, attacks and mitigation

Course Agenda:

Overview of the 5G Mobile Network
The 5G System Survey
5G RAN and Core Architecture Overview
5G Identifiers
5G Evolution of RAN and Core Network
5G Operational Procedures
Device to Device Communication (D2D)
Overview of Security Architecture in 3GPP
Overview of 5G Security Architecture
Security Requirements and Features
Security Procedures between UE and 5G Network Functions
Evolution of the Trust Model
5G Threat Attacks and Surface
5G Security Key Hierarchy
Ciphering Algorithms
Integrity Algorithms
Test Data for the Security Algorithms

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5G Cybersecurity Bootcamp

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