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CYBERSECURITY AT&T
AT&T:
5G and the Journey to the Edge
5G will dramatically change the way organisations do business. From smart cities and fleet management through to remote surgery – 5G is not just about back office types of computing endeavours. With its low latency and ultra-high bandwidth, 5G will change the way computing is conducted.
Last year, 5G was an upcoming revolution in technology. Now it is here. Organisations are living in a hybrid world sliding between 4G, 5G and previous network generations. Tis year’s AT&T Cybersecurity Insights Report: 5G and the Journey to the Edge sets out to understand how
businesses are adapting and building a cybersecurity-first mindset.
REMOVE INFORMATION SILOS
Businesses should be talking to technical and information security teams to address digital risk and ensure they are adaptable to disruption. Management should be breaking the traditional delineation of businessmen and women on one side and the technical side of the house on the other. The technical teams should not be working in the information silos they were previously working in.
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Gaming is all about sensitive data so how the industry addresses digital risk is crucial. Businesses are taking identification, credit cards, and exchanging money - personally identifiable information (PII). Organisations ought to be asking themselves how they are supporting business continuity? What happens if your business has to pivot and shift? What if there is disruption? Organisations need to be adaptable.
Businesses should be talking to technical and information security teams to address digital risk and ensure they are adaptable to disruption. Management should be breaking the traditional delineation of businessmen and women on one side and the technical side of the house on the other. Te technical teams - development, quality assurance, infrastructure, operations, networking and cybersecurity – should not be working in the information silos they were previously working in.
A SECURITY-FIRST MINDSET
Organisations are beginning to lead with a security-first mindset because they know how
important customer trust is to any business. Leading with a security-first mindset means the information silos have gone away and business is working closely with technicians to continually assess risks for business adaptability. Te business can pivot and withstand any sort of disruption whilst showing customers they are working in the latest application types and technology. One of the things we have seen over the past 10 years or so is that organisations who really engage customers with their software have been able to do far better than their competitors. Underlying software has to be functional, easy to use, intuitive to the user, fast and secure.
Inside the company, security-first means the tone is set at the top. Security is front and centre of everything. A result of the rapid digital transformation we've seen is that organisations are now focusing first on security. In the AT&T Cybersecurity Insights Report, we found that companies are predominantly adopting 5G to remain competitive. We asked survey participants
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