Index
432
mobile networks security
see also security
OpenFlow 88–94
robots 257–263
Software Defined Networking (SDN)
88–94
mobile OS and app patch management, 5G
mobile networks 71–72
Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO)
5G mobile networks 46
cloudification of the network
operators 325–326, 334–335
data security, Telecommunication network
as a Service (TaaS) 327–328
future directions 340–341
hypervisor security, Telecommunication
network as a Service (TaaS) 328–329
Network Function Virtualization
(NFV) 323–325, 327, 331–333,
334–335
robots 263–265
security 323–342
security benchmark 336, 337–338
Software Defined Networking (SDN)
329–331
Telecommunication network as a Service
(TaaS) 331–332
virtual machines (VM), security,
Telecommunication network as a Service
(TaaS) 328–329
Mobile WiMAX 20
monitoring ability, network slicing 195
monitoring structures 171, 172
monitoring techniques
see also Software Defined Monitoring
Active Probing 232
Device Polling 233
existing 232–235
Flow Collection 233
improvements needed 235
legacy monitoring systems 233–234,
238–240
limitations 233–234, 238–240
Log Analysis 233
Netflow (sFlow) 232
Packet Analysis 233
Remote Monitoring (RMON) 232
Security information and event
management (SIEM) 233
Simple Network Monitoring Protocol
(SNMP) 232
use of monitoring in 5G 234–235
Multi‐Access Edge Computing
(MEC) 373–374
5G networks 381–385
architecture 391–392
centralized security
architectures 391–392
cloud security research 392–394
Denial of Service (DoS) attacks 389
inconsistent security policies 389–390
Man‐in‐the‐Middle (MitM) 389
overview 381–383
privacy leakage 390
SDN‐based cloud security systems 392
security architectures 391–392
security challenges 388–390
standardizations 392–394
use cases 384–385
VM manipulation 390
multi‐antenna technique 21
Multiple‐Input Multiple‐Output (MIMO), 4G
cellular systems 23
multi‐tenancy
Network Function Virtualization
(NFV) 354, 359–360
XaaS models 359–360
mutual authentication, WiFi‐5G
networks 157
MVNO see Mobile Virtual Network Operators
n
NAT see Network Address Translation
national CERT centric trust domain,
Customer Edge Switching (CES) 226
National Institutes of Standards and
Technology (NIST)
cloud computing 406–407
cloud security research 393
standardizations 393
Netflow (sFlow), monitoring technique 232
network access security, 5G security 79
Network Address Translation (NAT)
Customer Edge Switching (CES) 197,
203–205
cf. Customer Edge Switching (CES) 204
state‐of‐the‐art in mobile networks
security 199–200
432
mobile networks security
see also security
OpenFlow 88–94
robots 257–263
Software Defined Networking (SDN)
88–94
mobile OS and app patch management, 5G
mobile networks 71–72
Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO)
5G mobile networks 46
cloudification of the network
operators 325–326, 334–335
data security, Telecommunication network
as a Service (TaaS) 327–328
future directions 340–341
hypervisor security, Telecommunication
network as a Service (TaaS) 328–329
Network Function Virtualization
(NFV) 323–325, 327, 331–333,
334–335
robots 263–265
security 323–342
security benchmark 336, 337–338
Software Defined Networking (SDN)
329–331
Telecommunication network as a Service
(TaaS) 331–332
virtual machines (VM), security,
Telecommunication network as a Service
(TaaS) 328–329
Mobile WiMAX 20
monitoring ability, network slicing 195
monitoring structures 171, 172
monitoring techniques
see also Software Defined Monitoring
Active Probing 232
Device Polling 233
existing 232–235
Flow Collection 233
improvements needed 235
legacy monitoring systems 233–234,
238–240
limitations 233–234, 238–240
Log Analysis 233
Netflow (sFlow) 232
Packet Analysis 233
Remote Monitoring (RMON) 232
Security information and event
management (SIEM) 233
Simple Network Monitoring Protocol
(SNMP) 232
use of monitoring in 5G 234–235
Multi‐Access Edge Computing
(MEC) 373–374
5G networks 381–385
architecture 391–392
centralized security
architectures 391–392
cloud security research 392–394
Denial of Service (DoS) attacks 389
inconsistent security policies 389–390
Man‐in‐the‐Middle (MitM) 389
overview 381–383
privacy leakage 390
SDN‐based cloud security systems 392
security architectures 391–392
security challenges 388–390
standardizations 392–394
use cases 384–385
VM manipulation 390
multi‐antenna technique 21
Multiple‐Input Multiple‐Output (MIMO), 4G
cellular systems 23
multi‐tenancy
Network Function Virtualization
(NFV) 354, 359–360
XaaS models 359–360
mutual authentication, WiFi‐5G
networks 157
MVNO see Mobile Virtual Network Operators
n
NAT see Network Address Translation
national CERT centric trust domain,
Customer Edge Switching (CES) 226
National Institutes of Standards and
Technology (NIST)
cloud computing 406–407
cloud security research 393
standardizations 393
Netflow (sFlow), monitoring technique 232
network access security, 5G security 79
Network Address Translation (NAT)
Customer Edge Switching (CES) 197,
203–205
cf. Customer Edge Switching (CES) 204
state‐of‐the‐art in mobile networks
security 199–200