5G, National Security, and Secure Connected Health

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5G, National Security, and Secure Connected Health

Watch session videos from Billington Cybersecurity鈥檚 2021 5G Security Summit

The inaugural Billington Cybersecurity聽5G Security聽Summit聽was held on June 3, 2021. This virtual event convened senior government and industry officials to discuss聽the complexity of the聽fifth-generation mobile technology (5G)聽landscape, and the steps needed to secure this emerging space. Leaders also highlighted聽5G鈥檚 potential impact on everything from connected healthcare to the digital battlespace and national security.聽

Watch the below videos to learn more about:

How 5G will potentially challenge current cybersecurity thinking
How 5G, along with newly enabled AI edge computing, could alter zero trust models
How 5G will work with both private and public cloud computing

5G to Next G: An Opening Fireside Chat with Dr. Joe Evans

Chris Christou, vice president of 5G and cloud security at 无忧传媒, kicked off the event with an interview with Dr. Joe Evans, principal director of 5G at the U.S. Department of Defense. The speakers discussed the importance of interoperability across emerging 5G technology.聽

Medical Device Cybersecurity

Dr. Kevin Fu, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration's first director of medical device security, discussed the importance of cybersecurity for device manufacturers, and the steps healthcare organizations must take to protect the safety and effectiveness of medical devices in a 5G world.聽Kelly Rozumalski, leader of 无忧传媒鈥檚 Secure Connected Health work, introduced Dr. Fu.

A 5G Use Case: Smart Secure Borders and Ports Via 5G

Panelists involved in port and border security discussed where 5G holds the potential to strengthen preparedness and protection, plus the cybersecurity concerns federal agencies must keep in mind as they roll these solutions out across 5G networks. Dr. Cedric Sims, senior vice president at 无忧传媒, moderated the discussion.