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#ETIMC: Airtel、Vodafone Idea说，大流行后需要创建安全可靠的电信网络
沃达丰Idea首席信息官Mathan Babu Kasilingam表示，在数字生态系统中，印度仍有很长的路要走，要为每个人建立对“数字人物”的信任。
新德里:疫情加速了数字化转型和融合的进程，尤其是在电信行业，但也带来了前所未有的对安全可靠网络的需求。
“数字转型和融合，如果我可以用融合这个词的话，是不可避免的。这已经不是选择的问题了。这就是世界的发展方向。从2G到3G，再到现在的4G。5G将使其更上一层楼。我们甚至还没有达到6G。但5G将是真正的堆栈，将依赖于基于物联网的技术。因此，最重要的是，融合带来了很多好的转变，”高级副总裁兼首席信息官Manish Tiwari说，Bharti Airtel在etelecom组织的关于在2021年印度移动秘密会议上部署可信网络的小组讨论中说道。乐动娱乐招聘
然而，融合带来了现有网络威胁的各个方面，这些威胁存在于真实的IP世界，现在进入了电信世界，包括那些传统的非IP领域，现在正在融合。
Mathan Babu Kasilingam首席信息官沃达丰的想法在数字生态系统中，印度仍有很长的路要走，要为每个人建立对“数字人物”的信任。
“印度的建造成本相对仍然很高，尤其是在电信领域……测试这类设备。所以，对我们来说，测试的能力还有很长的路要走。虽然印度国内已经建立了实验室，但能够测试这些设备的实验室数量很少，但是从国内的角度来看，无论是制造还是测试能力，我们都还有很长的路要走。”
“我们需要建立可扩展、有弹性、敏捷和安全的系统。内置安全性总是比附加安全性更好。相互依赖的原始设备制造商和软件之间更好的协同或者你知道，原始设备制造商在行业．因为除非实现这一目标，而这只有通过标准、可接受的标准才能实现。”
“在未来的几年和几十年里，如果我们遵循当地标准和国内设计，我们可以成为值得信赖的网络的领导者，这将是关键，”他说。
“在数字环境中，信任已变得极其重要和相关。信任正在成为确保客户得到正确观点的关键，组织正在提供以客户为中心的服务。如今，信任已经变得非常广泛，无论是安全、数据、隐私、透明度，还是弹性和性能，”网络安全负责人Atul Gupta补充道。毕马威(KPMG)在印度。
#ETIMC:美国交通部官员表示，正在努力为5G提供多个频谱
印度电信部(DoT)成员(技术)Ashok Kumar Tiwari在由ETTelecom组织的2021年印度移动会议上说:“5G的推出以某种方式在不同的频段得到了解决，包括1千兆赫兹以下、中频段、毫米频段，国际移动电信(IMT)频谱已经确定。”乐动娱乐招聘
蒂瓦里表示，除了零售用例，5G还将用于自动驾驶汽车、远程医疗和无人机，它们“需要非常低的延迟和高安全性”。
对此，Bhatnagar表示，该行业还需要在人工智能方面进行工作，因为它将带来另一个维度5 g网络．“我们将拥有一个高度虚拟化的网络和5G及以后的动态环境。为了实现这一目标，下一代保密计算将变得非常重要。”
Bhatnagar表示，相关利益相关者和服务提供商应该在网络中实施基于标准的信任，以避免后期出现互操作性问题。
“我们需要有国家标准。实现，来源，等等。如果它们来自同一组来源，就不会有任何困难。因为在信息和通信技术领域，不仅要看硬件、软件和实施，还有很多方面需要解决。”
#ETIMC: Jio, Airtel，沃达丰Idea cto呼吁可负担的5G频谱价格
在etelecom组织的印度移动秘密会议上，所有电信公司的首席技术官在“让5G与明天相关”的小组讨论中发言时，都在为明年推出5G服务做准备，希望从政府中获得频谱价格的缓解。乐动娱乐招聘
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The pandemic has accelerated the process of digital transformation and convergence especially in the telecom sector but has brought upon the need for secure and trustworthy networks like never before.
\u201cDigital transformation and convergence, if I may use this word convergence, are inevitable. It's not a matter of choice anymore. And that is where the world is headed. The whole advent from 2G to 3G and now to 4G. 5G will take it to the next level. And we haven't even reached 6G. But 5G will be the true stack, there will be a reliance on IoT-based technology. So the first and foremost thing is that convergence brings across a lot of good transformation,\u201d Manish Tiwari, Senior VP and CISO, Bharti Airtel<\/a> said during a panel discussion on Deploying Trustworthy Networks in the India Mobile Conclave 2021 organised by ETTelecom.
However, convergence has brought aspects of the existing cyber threats, which are there in the real IP world now getting into the telecom world including those sectors, which were traditional non IP based and now converging, he said.
<\/div><\/div>\"For instance, you have a manufacturing unit, which was very linear and very non IT and traditional based, they are now adopting robotic process automation, doing automation in the production process and enhancing productivity. But, it is now susceptible to the same cyber threats.\"
Mathan Babu Kasilingam, CISO, Vodafone Idea<\/a> said in the digital ecosystem, India still has a long way to go to establish trust for the \u2018digital persona\u2019 for each individual.
\u201cIndia is relatively still pricey to build, especially in the telecommunication spaces\u2026 testing such kind of equipment. So, the ability for us to test is still a long way forward for us. While there are labs established in the country, these are few in number that can test some of this equipment, but still, we are a long way short from a domestic standpoint, both from manufacturing as well as testing capability,\u201d he said.
\"We need to build scalable, resilient, agile, as well as secure systems. A built-in security is always better than bolt-on security. Better synergy between interdependent OEMs and software or you know, OEMs in the industry<\/a>. Because unless that is achieved, and that can only happen if it is driven through standards, acceptable standards,\u201d Tiwari said.
Mathan Babu Kasilingam, CISO, Vodafone Idea<\/a> said in the digital ecosystem, India still has a long way to go to establish trust for the \u2018digital persona\u2019 for each individual.
\u201cIndia is relatively still pricey to build, especially in the telecommunication spaces\u2026 testing such kind of equipment. So, the ability for us to test is still a long way forward for us. While there are labs established in the country, these are few in number that can test some of this equipment, but still, we are a long way short from a domestic standpoint, both from manufacturing as well as testing capability,\u201d he said.
\"We need to build scalable, resilient, agile, as well as secure systems. A built-in security is always better than bolt-on security. Better synergy between interdependent OEMs and software or you know, OEMs in the industry<\/a>. Because unless that is achieved, and that can only happen if it is driven through standards, acceptable standards,\u201d Tiwari said.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cAs far as the network functionality is concerned, it is being run on cloud platforms, we are widening the bounds of technical visibility. We are going in for new business models, specific characteristics that can introduce new challenges to the network management and present severe security, privacy, and trust threats in many aspects,\u201d said RK Bhatnagar, former advisor, department of telecommunications.
\u201cIn the coming years and decades, we can be the leader of the trustworthy networks if we follow the local standards and the domestic design, which is going to be the key,\u201d he said.
\u201cTrust in a digital context has become extremely important and relevant. Trust is becoming pivotal for making sure that the customers are getting the right viewpoints, and client centricity is being provided by the organization. Trust has become very broad today, whether it is security, whether it is data, whether it's privacy, or transparency, or resilience and performance,\u201d added Atul Gupta, Leader - Cyber Security, KPMG<\/a> in India.
\u201cIn the coming years and decades, we can be the leader of the trustworthy networks if we follow the local standards and the domestic design, which is going to be the key,\u201d he said.
\u201cTrust in a digital context has become extremely important and relevant. Trust is becoming pivotal for making sure that the customers are getting the right viewpoints, and client centricity is being provided by the organization. Trust has become very broad today, whether it is security, whether it is data, whether it's privacy, or transparency, or resilience and performance,\u201d added Atul Gupta, Leader - Cyber Security, KPMG<\/a> in India.