DIGITAL IDENTITY MANAGEMENT IN THE AGE OF 5G STANDALONE NETWORKS
Position Paper
Since the advent of the mobile comms industry, mobile users have been issued with unique digital identities, also known as user identifiers. These identities protect the user’s privacy and cloak their true identity. Accessing digital identities is an essential part of the processes that facilitate Lawful Interception (LI) of mobile communications.
Today, the mobile domain is characterised by ever stronger data privacy and security regulations, widespread cyberattacks and, in the case of 5G networks, an increased attack surface. These trends all cast fresh light on the need for a renewed and effective user digital identity scheme for the fast growing ecosystem of 5G Standalone (5G SA) networks. Discover the Position Paper.
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