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Guest Post: Navigating the IoT security landscape

Security and resilience in the telecoms landscape will only increase in significance over time; within that, managing security for the vast array of IoT devices and systems in all their diversity is a particular challenge. In this guest post, Wireless Logic’s Iain Davidson explores ways forward driven by legislative pressure.

Key Value Indicators – Making Good Business

Key Value Indicators are an overlooked element in 6G’s development. Get them right and they’ll be transformational to the industry as a framework to talk business and social value as well as technology. 6GWorld dives into more detail with the help of recent 6GSymposium speakers.

‘What’s Next to You Matters’: Expert Calls for a Sharing-Native 6G

Monisha Ghosh, Professor at the University of Notre Dame, explained the challenges of spectrum sharing for 6G at the 6GSymposium Spring 2024

Operators – Intelligent Partners In The 2020s?

Operators – Intelligent Partners In The 2020s?

As the telecoms world starts moving increasingly to more open and collaborative models to build services, propositions and revenue streams, strategies and philosophies for partnering will become increasingly significant for success. This is, unfortunately, an area where the telecoms industry has tended to do badly, from the desire to control walled gardens of services in the days before 3G to the modern day. Are there ways we can do better as an industry?

One Touch Switching and the Legacy Pandora’s Box

One Touch Switching and the Legacy Pandora’s Box

The UK regulator Ofcom has recently faced a battle with British broadband providers. While the details are UK-specific, the issues are ones which many in the industry globally will recognise. The challenge? Legacy technologies which are fundamental to the working of the telecoms system.

Trust and the Ethics of Future Networks

Trust and the Ethics of Future Networks

The ITU, ATIS Next G Alliance, the European Commission and others have all placed the idea not only of secure systems, but trustworthy systems, at the heart of their plans for the next generation of telecoms.

While security by design is a big ask, “trust” may be a bigger one.

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