Designed with knowledge of the attacks used
by threat actors and the prioritization and mitigation recommendations -
ACE helps simplify the work of telcos' security teams.
Rik Turner,
Principal Analyst | Emerging Technologies
Analyst Report
SecurityGen, a startup that develops cybersecurity technology specifically for telecom operators, has launched Artificial Cybersecurity Expert (ACE), a breach and attack simulation (BAS) product, delivered from the cloud in software-as-a-service (SaaS) mode.
Traditional BAS is focused on enterprise networks,
all running TCP/IP over Ethernet.
The signaling and control networks used by mobile network operators
(MNOs), on the other hand, use different protocols altogether,
which requires a different tech platform to carry out attack
simulations for the purpose of
identifying vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and so on.
There
is clearly a need for such technology, particularly in the
5G era, where networks are sliced, introducing multiple new players,
each with their own traffic stream and thus each with the potential of
introducing risk.
We’re obsessed with telecom network security. Our core team has been at the forefront of telecom security across the generations of telecom evolution — legacy technologies and now 5G.
SecurityGen team leverages its deep and broad cybersecurity expertise, research-driven DNA, and global advisory experience to help organizations design, build, reinforce, and rollout secure and robust network operations, with a focus on 5G network.
The Inspection, Detection, Protection (IDP) platform lies at the core of our cutting-edge solutions – forming a continual loop of proactive security assessments reinforced with in-built defence mechanisms to ensure comprehensive security coverage across the network core and the extended 5G ecosystem.
Our comprehensive telecom security services portfolio—covers every aspect of the telecom ecosystem, including the RAN, core, and interconnections with proactive security assessment, security consulting, incident investigation, and a 5G focused services Program.