Re: Live Chat -- Mobile Network Security in a 4G WorldPatrick is going to be joined by service provider and vendor specialists December 5 at the MOBILE NETWORK SECURITY STRATEGIES one-day conference in New York City
Re: Live Chat -- Mobile Network Security in a 4G WorldThanks, Patrick! And thanks everyone for joining. Hope to see some of you in NYC for our Mobile Security conference. Going to be a good one!
Re: Live Chat -- Mobile Network Security in a 4G WorldAnd thanks everyone for joining in and asking some great questions and making excellent points -- this is a MASSIVE topic with a great many strands.
Re: Live Chat -- Mobile Network Security in a 4G WorldI think we all know there are several layers in the network and I would expcet carriers to encrypt each layer to take the liability off of them. Then, as someone pointed out, an app on the device and then additional encryption in the handset. Security on LTE has been questioned for years and probably one of the reasons for the hesitacny in delivering services like VoLTE.
Re: Live Chat -- Mobile Network Security in a 4G WorldTaraseals: Carrier responsibility. Starting point here is that the carrier has responsbility to its employees and shareholders. Consistent with that, carriers allow competitors to lead on security at their peril. It follows from that they need to take a role, although fast moving technology (and regulation) make that a permanently moving set of goal posts.
Re: Live Chat -- Mobile Network Security in a 4G WorldHello all. I am wondering if some of the video optimization solutions carriers are placing into their networks have a filter to weed out spam.
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