Index
426
critical information protection, cyber
preparedness 105–106
critical infrastructure threats, 5G mobile
networks 70
cryptographic authentication, 5G
positioning 300–301
cryptographic distance‐bounding, 5G
positioning 301–302
cryptographic techniques, 5G
positioning 299–304
Customer Edge Switching (CES) 196–229
advantages 196–197, 229
CES testbed 213–214
CETP policy‐based communication
206–210, 214–217
corporate gateway 225–226
deployment 197, 203–205
deployment in 5G networks 222–228
Domain Name System (DNS) to initiate
communication 205–206
features 196–197
Industrial Internet (II) 227–228
Internet classical weaknesses 196–197,
209–210
key performance indicators
(KPIs) 213–214
mobile broadband 224–225
national CERT centric trust domain 226
Network Address Translation (NAT) 197,
203–205
cf. Network Address Translation (NAT) 204
policy architecture 209
Realm Gateway (RGW) 210–212
reliability 225, 226, 227, 228
scalability 225, 226, 227, 228
security benefits 224–225, 226, 227, 228
security evaluation 213–222
security framework 203–213
security mechanisms 209–210, 229
security testing 214–217
Software Defined Networking (SDN) 200,
223, 229
state‐of‐the‐art in mobile networks
security 197–203
Customer Edge Traversal Protocol
(CETP) 204–206
CETP policy‐based communication
206–210, 214–217
customer groups, cyber security in 5G 107
cyberactivism 100–102
cybercrime 100–102
cyber‐espionage 100–102
Cyber‐Physical System (CPS) security, cloud
computing 386
cyber preparedness, business model
approach 105–106
cyber security in 5G 99–114
4C business model 104–105, 114
B2B (business‐to‐business) customers 107
B2C (business‐to‐customer)
customers 107
B2G (business‐to‐government)
customers 107
business case 106–111
business model approach 103–106
business model options 112–114
centralized security 109–110
cloud computing 111
context 100–103
cost of cyber‐attacks 102–103
customer groups 107
cyberactivism 100–102
cybercrime 100–102
cyber‐espionage 100–102
cyber preparedness 105–106
cyberterrorism 100–102
cyberwarfare 100–102
delivering 110–111
device‐driven security 113
device‐to‐device (D2D) security 109–110
distributed security 109–110
edge network 111
general‐purpose technologies (GPTs) 106
home carrier 110
infrastructure security 109–110
interconnect 111
IoT (Internet of Things) sensors 111
issues 108–109
landscape 109–110
layered 4C model 104–105, 114
location‐driven security 113
M2M gateway 111
new revenue generation vs. level of
security 107–108
platform‐driven security 112–114
radio access 111
radio terminals 111
roaming carrier 111
426
critical information protection, cyber
preparedness 105–106
critical infrastructure threats, 5G mobile
networks 70
cryptographic authentication, 5G
positioning 300–301
cryptographic distance‐bounding, 5G
positioning 301–302
cryptographic techniques, 5G
positioning 299–304
Customer Edge Switching (CES) 196–229
advantages 196–197, 229
CES testbed 213–214
CETP policy‐based communication
206–210, 214–217
corporate gateway 225–226
deployment 197, 203–205
deployment in 5G networks 222–228
Domain Name System (DNS) to initiate
communication 205–206
features 196–197
Industrial Internet (II) 227–228
Internet classical weaknesses 196–197,
209–210
key performance indicators
(KPIs) 213–214
mobile broadband 224–225
national CERT centric trust domain 226
Network Address Translation (NAT) 197,
203–205
cf. Network Address Translation (NAT) 204
policy architecture 209
Realm Gateway (RGW) 210–212
reliability 225, 226, 227, 228
scalability 225, 226, 227, 228
security benefits 224–225, 226, 227, 228
security evaluation 213–222
security framework 203–213
security mechanisms 209–210, 229
security testing 214–217
Software Defined Networking (SDN) 200,
223, 229
state‐of‐the‐art in mobile networks
security 197–203
Customer Edge Traversal Protocol
(CETP) 204–206
CETP policy‐based communication
206–210, 214–217
customer groups, cyber security in 5G 107
cyberactivism 100–102
cybercrime 100–102
cyber‐espionage 100–102
Cyber‐Physical System (CPS) security, cloud
computing 386
cyber preparedness, business model
approach 105–106
cyber security in 5G 99–114
4C business model 104–105, 114
B2B (business‐to‐business) customers 107
B2C (business‐to‐customer)
customers 107
B2G (business‐to‐government)
customers 107
business case 106–111
business model approach 103–106
business model options 112–114
centralized security 109–110
cloud computing 111
context 100–103
cost of cyber‐attacks 102–103
customer groups 107
cyberactivism 100–102
cybercrime 100–102
cyber‐espionage 100–102
cyber preparedness 105–106
cyberterrorism 100–102
cyberwarfare 100–102
delivering 110–111
device‐driven security 113
device‐to‐device (D2D) security 109–110
distributed security 109–110
edge network 111
general‐purpose technologies (GPTs) 106
home carrier 110
infrastructure security 109–110
interconnect 111
IoT (Internet of Things) sensors 111
issues 108–109
landscape 109–110
layered 4C model 104–105, 114
location‐driven security 113
M2M gateway 111
new revenue generation vs. level of
security 107–108
platform‐driven security 112–114
radio access 111
radio terminals 111
roaming carrier 111