LTE Security for Mobile Service Provider Networks

August 4, 2015

3G services were first offered in 2001, the iPhone launched in 2007, and for more than 10 years, mobile subscribers worldwide have outnumbered fixed-line subscribers. Smartphone adoption continues to grow, with nearly 60% penetration of the mobile phone market. Smartphone adoption will continue to accelerate as more and more service providers are launching LTE. What does this mean to mobile service providers (MSPs)? It means that the addressable market continues to grow at an accelerated rate. To maintain their competitive edge, most MSPs are focused on rolling out LTE, scaling up their network, and improving the user experience. However, MSPs need to understand that a secure network is a baseline requirement for a successful LTE deployment. As mobile services become an increasing part of our lives and people use private services such as mobile banking on their smartphones, end customers are expecting these services to be reliable and safe.

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