6G Security Standards Emphasize Secure-by-Design and Quantum-Resistant Approaches

Updated 3mo agoFirst seen Sep 16, 20253 sources

The telecom industry is preparing for 6G standards by 2029, focusing on secure-by-design principles and anticipating new attack vectors. Key risks include expanded attack surfaces from increased connectivity, AI integration, and the threat of quantum-enabled adversaries. The proposed Intelligent Trusted Network (ITN) model aims to embed zero trust, AI-driven security, and quantum-resistant cryptography from the outset.

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