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Leveraging 5G to Extend Security Policies

High-speed networks demand security architectures that can protect critical infrastructure at the edge of modern connectivity

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By Energy · 5gBrett BarganzCarlos AugustoCritical Infrastructure
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High-speed networks demand security architectures that can protect critical infrastructure at the edge of modern connectivity

Guests Jeff Brown and Carlos Augusto from Fortinet join Brett Barganz of Verizon to discuss the integration of extended security policies with 5G technology at DISTRIBUTECH 2024. They delve into the transformation and challenges in cybersecurity within the utility sector, highlighting the strategic partnership between Fortinet and Verizon to advance security solutions that leverage Verizon's network capabilities to protect critical infrastructure.

They delve into the transformation and challenges in cybersecurity within the utility sector, highlighting the strategic partnership between Fortinet and Verizon to advance security solutions that leverage Verizon's network capabilities to protect critical infrastructure.

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