Telecoms Security and Diversification Group
Our Telecoms Security and Diversification Group brings together members from telecoms network operators, equipment technology companies, system integrators and cyber security companies to help shape how industry responds to the Telecommunications (Security) Act, the security framework and Codes of Practice.
Covering both fixed and wireless infrastructure, we explore topics such as the 5G core, complexity, regulation, security, resilience, risk management and private networks to determine industry best practice.
- Selection: open to all techUK members
- Who can join: operators, vendors, integrators and cyber security firms
Tales GasparSenior Programme Manager - Spectrum and SatellitetechUK
Sophie GreavesAssociate Director - Digital InfrastructuretechUK
Joshua TurpinSenior Programme Manager - Telecoms & Net ZerotechUK
- DarwinDirector of Penetration TestingCGI UK
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