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ETSI - GS NFV-SEC 001

Network Functions Virtualisation (NFV); NFV Security; Problem Statement

active, Most Current
Organization: ETSI
Publication Date: 1 October 2014
Status: active
Page Count: 37
scope:

The present document aims to:

• To identify potential security vulnerabilities of NFV and to determine whether they are new problems, or just existing problems in different guises.

• To provide a reference framework within which these vulnerabilities can be defined.

Out of scope: To list vulnerabilities that NFV suffers from that are no different from pre-existing vulnerabilities of networking and virtualisation technologies and are not altered by the virtualisation of network functions.

Intended audience: Security experts wanting to deploy NFV but needing to identify and solve potential security issues and then to attain security accreditation for systems.

Ultimate goal of the NFV Security Expert Group: Identify and propose solutions to any new vulnerabilities that result from the introduction of NFV. To enable checks for these vulnerabilities to be incorporated into processes for security accreditation of products based on NFV.

Document History

GS NFV-SEC 001
October 1, 2014
Network Functions Virtualisation (NFV); NFV Security; Problem Statement
The present document aims to: • To identify potential security vulnerabilities of NFV and to determine whether they are new problems, or just existing problems in different guises. • To provide a...

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