5G Security Training

5G security training covers the Service-Based Architecture from the perspective of someone who has to defend or assess it. That includes the network functions (AMF, SMF, AUSF, UDM, NRF, NEF, NSSF, UPF, SEPP), the service-based interfaces (SBI over HTTP/2 + JSON, OAuth2 between NFs), the N32 interconnect between SEPPs, 5G-AKA and the SUPI / SUCI subscriber-identifier concealment that closes the long-standing IMSI exposure of EPS-AKA, plus network slicing and the operational risks introduced by implementation choices.

P1 Security's TS-501 course (5G Telecom Security, hands-on) is a 3-day advanced course: 5G key concepts, SBA architecture, implementation choices and the related risks, with hands-on exercises rather than slides-only theory. Full outline and enrolment are on online-training.p1sec.com/course/5g-telecom-security-ts-501.

TS-501 builds on the foundations from TS-201 (SS7) and TS-401 (LTE); the umbrella view is in Telecom Security Training. For the underlying 5G architecture see the 5G Security hub; for offensive scope and methodology see 5G Penetration Testing. Full catalogue: p1sec.com/trainings.