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Security in Open RAN
By adopting a zero-trust security framework, an Open RAN architecture provides a path to more secure open networks and open interfaces over what exists today. Despite misconceptions, open interfaces, defined in the O-RAN technical specifications, provide increased independent visibility and the opportunity for an overall enhanced and more secure system.
5G and Open RAN enable new capabilities and control points that allow suppliers, test equipment manufacturers, wireless carriers, and CSPs to assess, mitigate and manage security risks efficiently. Read more on how O-RAN enables operators with full visibility and control of their network’s end-to-end security.
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