Challenges, Standards, and Solutions for Secure and Intelligent 5G Internet of Things ( IoT ) Scenarios
Ayasha Malik, Bharat Bhushan · 2022
Fifth-generation (5G) wireless networks have the intensity of relating nearly all facets of life via networks at high speeds, very minimal potential, and omnipresent interconnection. Because of its importance to our survival, the network also needs to protect its consumers, its resources, and its services. The status of 5G security threats has grown significantly because of the exceptional growth in service and devices that are associated with it. A number of occurrences have exposed the risk posed by a wireless network. It not only causes security and privacy anxieties, but also interferes with the complexities of the communication environment. As a result, the efficiency of safety attacks has improved, creating the exposure or protection of damage in networks as a universal threat. This chapter describes the safety in wireless networks from 2G to 5G and Non-IP networks. It explores the Internet of Things (IoT) background along with its basic requirements, characteristics, and related infrastructure. Furthermore, it explores some expected benefits of adopting IoT in organization such as benefits related to big data, openness of IoT, and linked aspects of IoT. Additionally, it examines some non-5G technologies that address IoT requirements and discusses an advanced security model to achieve security in 5G networks. Finally, the challenges related to 5G networks along with the required possible solutions are outlined.