Secure the 5G and Beyond Networks with Zero Trust and Access Control Systems for Cloud Native Architectures

Kholidy, Hisham A.; Disen, Keven; Karam, Andrew; Benkhelifa, Elhadj; Rahman, Mohammad A.; Rahman, Atta-Ur; Almazyad, Ibrahim; Sayed, Ahmed F.; Jaziri, Rakia

doi:10.1109/aiccsa59173.2023.10479308

2023 20th ACS/IEEE International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications (AICCSA) 2023

DOI: 10.1109/aiccsa59173.2023.10479308

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Secure the 5G and Beyond Networks with Zero Trust and Access Control Systems for Cloud Native Architectures

Hisham A. Kholidy,

Keven Disen,

Andrew Karam

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Optical fiber fronthaul segment in open radio access 5G networks: enhanced performance utilizing AFBG

Mustafa,

Kholidy,

Sayed

et al. 2024

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In open Radio access network (oRAN) 5G networks, a fronthaul segment between virtual Distribution unit (vDU) edge cloud and other external Remote radio units (RRUs) sites is very important to transmit high data rate to achieve 5G requirements. Performance parameters such as Quality factor (Q-factor) and Bit error rate (BER) of an optical fiber fronthaul segment are the main important parameters to enhance latency and bit rate. An Apodized fiber bragg grating (AFBG) is utilized with different apodization profiles to optimize linewidth of an optical signal leading to enhance performance. The designed AFBG is used with a data rate of 25 Gb/s optical Ethernet module at the vDU edge cloud to optimize the linewidth of the optical signal between the vDU and the RRU in the fronthaul optical fiber segment. The AFBG is investigated at different connections pre, post, and symmetrical connections, where different apodization functions are used in the AFBG design. It is found that the best results for the maximum Q-factor and minimum BER are 9.2 and 2.72e− 21, respectively, obtained from uniform function in the symmetrical connection. Finally, the proposed model linewidth is 0.408 nm, which is better than 1.56 nm that is evaluated by related work.

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Optical fiber fronthaul segment in open radio access 5G networks: enhanced performance utilizing AFBG

Mustafa,

Kholidy,

Sayed

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Secure the 5G and Beyond Networks with Zero Trust and Access Control Systems for Cloud Native Architectures

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Optical fiber fronthaul segment in open radio access 5G networks: enhanced performance utilizing AFBG

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