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Telecom Security Services
Security services for communication service providers, private network operators, and network equipment vendors.
Deloitte Tohmatsu Cyber (DTCY) Connectivity Security combines cyber security expertise with vast experience in the telecom industry. Our team members have held various security roles in telecom companies –including Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Head of Governance and Compliance, Security Architect– and leverage this experience to provide our clients with relevant, actionable advice.
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- Mobile network security assessments
- Open RAN readiness assessment
- NESAS security audit and evaluation support
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Mobile network security assessments
We help our clients identify security issues and provide tailored advice on how to achieve a solid security posture. Whether you plan adopt new technologies, or perform a regular compliance scan, our team is able to support you, leveraging proven assessment methodologies and industry-specific security schemes.
Open RAN readiness assessment
Open RAN changes the way network operators deploy and maintain their access network infrastructure. We support our clients to adopt Open RAN and leverage the benefits of this new deployment approach by confirming the readiness of their organization.
NESAS security audit and evaluation support
The security assurance scheme GSMA NESAS has gained traction in several different countries, with operators and regulators showing interest. We support network equipment vendors to confirm their readiness for the GSMA NESAS audit and evaluation. In doing so, we ensure that they are well-prepared for NESAS.
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Anand Raghawa Prasad
Partner, Deloitte Tohmatsu Cyber LLC
Recommendations
On BSI’s findings on Open RAN security
On the 22nd of November 2021, the German Federal Office for Information Security (Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik or BSI) published a risk analysis of O-RAN specifications. The study that was commissioned by the BSI, identified substantial security risks that need to be addressed.