Fifth Generation (5G) networks aim at providing value-added services with advanced
performance such as low-latency communications, high reliability, high data rates and …

Abstract 5G is an emerging technology and is not going to be an update to its predecessors.
Researchers are intended to achieve a head-turning advancement in terms of all the way …

In this chapter, overview of the security challenges and requirements, and their possible
solutions, are discussed. Starting from the recommendations and security challenges that …

The digital transformation brought by 5G is redefining current models of end-to-end
connectivity and service reliability to include security-by-design principles necessary to …

Network functions virtualization (NFV), along with software-defined networking (SDN), drives
a new change in networking infrastructure with respect to designing, deploying, and …

Besides significantly outperforming past generations in terms of capacity and throughput, 5G
networks and systems will provide an infrastructure for the support of highly diversified …

Fifth generation mobile networks (5G) are currently being deployed by mobile operators
around the globe. 5G acts as an enabler for various use cases and also improves the …

5G will provide broadband access everywhere, entertain higher user mobility, and enable
connectivity of massive number of devices (eg Internet of Things (IoT)) in an ultrareliable and …

5G technology is transforming our critical networks, with long-term implications. Since 5G is
transitioning to a purely software-based network, potential improvements will be software …

5G networks will use novel technological concepts to meet the requirements of broadband
access everywhere, high user and device mobility, and connectivity of massive number of …