Multi-Tenancy-Capable Correlation of Security Events in 5G Networks

Steinke, M.; Adam, Iris; Hommel, Wolfgang

doi:10.1109/nfv-sdn.2018.8725633

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“…For example, performing traffic flow inspection in this specific point prevents dangerous deep intrusions into the 5G infrastructure. This point may be also in charge of forwarding authentication messages to the proper AAA server in the case of having a multi-tenancy system [131]. In general, MEC nodes can offload or filter many This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.…”

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Integrating LPWAN Technologies in the 5G Ecosystem: A Survey on Security Challenges and Solutions

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The convergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) and 5G will open a range of opportunities for the deployment of enhanced sensing, actuating and interactive systems as well as the development of novel services and applications in a plethora of fields. Given the processing and communication limitations of both IoT devices and the most novel IoT transmission technologies, namely, Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN), there are notable concerns regarding certain security issues to be overcome in order to achieve a successful integration of LPWAN systems within 5G architectures. In this survey work, we analyze the main security characteristics of LPWANs, specially focusing on network access, and contrast them with 5G security requirements and procedures. Besides, we present a comprehensive review and analysis of research works proposing security solutions for the 5G-LPWAN integration. Finally, we explore open issues and challenges in the field and draw future research directions. From our analysis, it is evident that many efforts are being devoted from the academia, industry and Standards Developing Organizations (SDOs) for achieving the desired confluence of IoT and 5G worlds. We envision a successful integration of both ecosystems by exploiting novel lightweight security schemes addressing the stringent security requirements of 5G while being assumable by constrained IoT devices.

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“…In order to cope with the introduced lack in the cloud-network slicing field, 16,17 our previous work 18 presented the EDgE ClouD SliCE-part monitoring (EDCS) approach, which deploys customized monitoring schemes to fit particular cloud-network slicing application scenarios. EDCS enables network management systems with monitoring knowledge for procedures that need management decisions in the core cloud, in the edge, or even establishing an edge-cloud interplay model.…”

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On delivering cloud‐network slicing networking and service management through EDCS slice granularity monitoring

Costa

Silva

Maciel

et al. 2022

Internet Technology Letters

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In the last years, several new Internet service models have been consolidated due to the innovative business vision introduced by the 5G verticals. This scenario, designed to support diverse application requirements with very stringent quality constraints, demands the rapid development of new management and orchestration strategies which the main goal is to accomplish end‐to‐end service delivery. One of the main advancements in the 5G development is the network slicing concept, which seeks to maximize its capabilities by offering network service and resource abstraction over several different physical networks, thus improving end‐to‐end service delivery flexibly. Our previous work introduces an edge‐cloud‐supported monitoring approach (EDCS) to cope with current demands in slicing resource monitoring. This paper extends the previous study with a detailed operational description of the proposed EDCS solution, highlighting how it can be deployed to operationalize slicing monitoring in cloud‐network slicing scenarios.

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Recent Trends in Potential Security Solutions for SD-WAN: A Systematic Review

Varuna¹,

Vadivel²

2021

Intelligent Computing and Innovation on Data Science

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Multi-Tenancy-Capable Correlation of Security Events in 5G Networks

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Integrating LPWAN Technologies in the 5G Ecosystem: A Survey on Security Challenges and Solutions

Integrating LPWAN Technologies in the 5G Ecosystem: A Survey on Security Challenges and Solutions

On delivering cloud‐network slicing networking and service management through EDCS slice granularity monitoring

Recent Trends in Potential Security Solutions for SD-WAN: A Systematic Review

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