SEPP

E523102

SEPP (Security Edge Protection Proxy) is a 5G network security function that protects signaling traffic at the network edge, enabling secure and trusted interconnection between different operators’ networks.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
SEPP canonical 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf 5G network function ⓘ
Security Edge Protection Proxy ⓘ
aimsTo mitigate inter-operator security threats ⓘ
prevent unauthorized access to 5G core via interconnects ⓘ
belongsToDomain 5G security architecture ⓘ
telecommunications security ⓘ
communicatesWith SEPP in other PLMNs ⓘ
definedIn 3GPP 5G specifications ⓘ
deployedBy mobile network operators ⓘ
enables secure interconnection between operators ⓘ
trusted interconnection between operators ⓘ
ensures authenticity of inter-PLMN signaling ⓘ
confidentiality of inter-PLMN signaling ⓘ
integrity of inter-PLMN signaling ⓘ
exposes only controlled network information to external networks ⓘ
hasAbbreviation Security Edge Protection Proxy ⓘ
hasFunction filtering of signaling messages ⓘ
key management for inter-PLMN security ⓘ
translation of security parameters ⓘ
validation of signaling messages ⓘ
hasRole network security function ⓘ
signaling protection function ⓘ
implements application-layer security for signaling ⓘ
end-to-end confidentiality protection for signaling ⓘ
end-to-end integrity protection for signaling ⓘ
security policy enforcement at network edge ⓘ
topology hiding ⓘ
locatedIn home PLMN ⓘ
visited PLMN ⓘ
mentionedIn 3GPP TS 23.501 ⓘ
3GPP TS 33.501 ⓘ
operatesAt network edge ⓘ
partOf 5G System ⓘ
prevents direct exposure of internal 5G core functions to external PLMNs ⓘ
protects inter-PLMN signaling ⓘ
signaling traffic ⓘ
protectsInterface N32 interface ⓘ
relatedTo 5G core network ⓘ
network exposure and interconnect security ⓘ
responsibleFor end-to-end security of control-plane messages across PLMN boundaries ⓘ
standardizedBy 3GPP ⓘ
supports interworking between different 5G networks ⓘ
roaming security ⓘ
usedIn 5G roaming scenarios ⓘ
inter-operator connectivity ⓘ
usesProtocol HTTP/2 ⓘ
TLS ⓘ

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