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NOVEMBER 25, 2019

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Strengthening security through 5G
“A foundational pillar of 5G is that it's software-defined, and it's virtualized. The network functions required to run 5G can actually be highly distributed. You can actually reduce the blast radius of a particular component of your network. If there were a security threat or a vulnerability, the implications would be far, far less…” Industry experts discuss how 5G can enhance security.
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Alabama Gov. Ivey Appoints Permanent IT Leadership
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San Diego Taps City Insider as New Chief Data Officer
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New Maricopa County CISO Wants to Add Context to Cybersecurity
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5G is radically different than the first 4Gs
The network of tomorrow is here. And mobile 5G will jumpstart the next wave of unforeseen innovation. In this new series, Let’s Talk Tech from AT&T Public Sector, industry leaders reveal how 5G technology and intelligence at the edge will revolutionize the way government agencies and education institutions operate at all levels.
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