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\"Source code is an intellectual property of a vendor and is most secured. Sharing it with third-party labs increases the risk of vulnerabilities,\" the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>) director-general SP Kochhar<\/a> told ETTelecom.
The Delhi-based group represents Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> as well as multinational vendors such as Swedish Ericsson, Finnish Nokia, and Chinese Huawei and ZTE.
Gear makers are, however, averse to India's move seeking source code citing its confediantiality and commercial value. But, the government has further asked to share such security compliance-related information to external or private sector labs which the vendors fear may infringe their copyrights.
\"Since the industry<\/a> is already required to comply with all security needs as per the license conditions and no equipment can be brought to the country without fulfilling the security requirements, there is no need to share the source code with any third party,\" Kochhar added.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Telcos meet parliamentary panel, urge 5G spectrum in multiple bands<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Telecom a force-multiplier for all sectors, should be seen as essential service, enabler: COAI DG<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Earlier this year, the telco body told the department that since the source code constitutes commercially valuable, confidential and sensitive information, its submission for security testing was not necessary to address security requirement due frequent software delivery on networks and mobile devices.
In a two-page letter to the department, Stockholm-based Ericsson's Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Erik Ekudden while opposing the move said that a \"telecom network can be compromised\" through weaknesses in deployment or configuration and operations, which software-related tests are not aimed to address.
Ericsson's executive further said that the outcome of source code review would be \"questionable\" and it was virtually not possible to bring out the software free from known vulnerabilities.
Telecom service operators and their technology partners are already at odds with the department's proposed move as a part of security compliance, and said that they already adhere to standards practice and regulatory compliances worldwide including the London-based GSMA Network Equipment Security Assurance Scheme (NESAS).
India's demand of souce code comes from the security assurance standards proposed by Bangaluru-based National Centre for Communications Security (NCCS).
Since 2019, the industry is in discussions with the department over the Indian Telecom Security Assurance Requirements (ITSAR).
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共享源代码,外部实验室风险:电信集团
共享源代码,一个公司的知识产权——第三方实验室由原来的电信设备制造商将增加安全风险,和强制遵守安全条件许可框架不需要,电信游说团体说。
新德里:分享源代码——公司的知识产权——第三方实验室由原来的电信设备制造商将增加安全风险,和强制遵守安全条件许可框架不需要,电信游说团体说。
“源代码是一个供应商的知识产权,是最安全的。分享它与第三方实验室增加的风险漏洞,“印度手机运营商协会(COAI)总干事SP Kochhar告诉ETT乐动娱乐招聘elecom。
德里组代表依赖Jio,Bharti附近的旅馆和沃达丰的想法以及跨国供应商如瑞典爱立信,芬兰诺基亚,和中国的华为和中兴。
齿轮制造商,然而,反对印度的举动寻求源代码引用其confediantiality和商业价值。但是,政府进一步要求外部共享这种安全合规相关信息或私人部门实验室,供应商担心可能会侵犯他们的版权。
“自行业已经要求遵守所有安全需求按照许可条件和没有设备可以使国家不满足安全需求,不需要与任何第三方共享源代码,”Kochhar补充道。
今年早些时候,电信的身体告诉部门,由于源代码构成有商业价值的,机密和敏感信息,提交安全测试没有必要解决的安全需求是由于频繁的网络和移动设备上的软件交付。
两页的信中,斯德哥尔摩的爱立信首席技术官(CTO),埃里克Ekudden反对此举表示,“电信网络可以妥协”通过部署的弱点或配置和操作,软件相关测试并不旨在解决。
爱立信的执行进一步说,源代码审查的结果将是“有问题的”,这是几乎不可能的软件免费从已知的漏洞。
电信服务运营商和他们的技术合作伙伴已经与部门提出的移动安全合规的一部分,并说他们已经坚持实践标准和法规遵从性包括伦敦GSMA网络设备安全保证计划(奈塞)。
印度的需求源的代码来自Bangaluru-based提出的安全保证标准国家通信安全中心(国立)。
自2019年以来,该行业在与部门讨论印度电信安全保证需求(ITSAR)。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Sharing the source code<\/a> -- a company's intellectual property --- to third-party laboratories by original telecom equipment makers would increase the security risk, and a mandatory adherence to security conditions in the licensing framework would not require it either, a telecom lobby group said.
\"Source code is an intellectual property of a vendor and is most secured. Sharing it with third-party labs increases the risk of vulnerabilities,\" the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>) director-general SP Kochhar<\/a> told ETTelecom.
The Delhi-based group represents Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> as well as multinational vendors such as Swedish Ericsson, Finnish Nokia, and Chinese Huawei and ZTE.
Gear makers are, however, averse to India's move seeking source code citing its confediantiality and commercial value. But, the government has further asked to share such security compliance-related information to external or private sector labs which the vendors fear may infringe their copyrights.
\"Since the industry<\/a> is already required to comply with all security needs as per the license conditions and no equipment can be brought to the country without fulfilling the security requirements, there is no need to share the source code with any third party,\" Kochhar added.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Telcos meet parliamentary panel, urge 5G spectrum in multiple bands<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Telecom a force-multiplier for all sectors, should be seen as essential service, enabler: COAI DG<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Earlier this year, the telco body told the department that since the source code constitutes commercially valuable, confidential and sensitive information, its submission for security testing was not necessary to address security requirement due frequent software delivery on networks and mobile devices.
In a two-page letter to the department, Stockholm-based Ericsson's Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Erik Ekudden while opposing the move said that a \"telecom network can be compromised\" through weaknesses in deployment or configuration and operations, which software-related tests are not aimed to address.
Ericsson's executive further said that the outcome of source code review would be \"questionable\" and it was virtually not possible to bring out the software free from known vulnerabilities.
Telecom service operators and their technology partners are already at odds with the department's proposed move as a part of security compliance, and said that they already adhere to standards practice and regulatory compliances worldwide including the London-based GSMA Network Equipment Security Assurance Scheme (NESAS).
India's demand of souce code comes from the security assurance standards proposed by Bangaluru-based National Centre for Communications Security (NCCS).
Since 2019, the industry is in discussions with the department over the Indian Telecom Security Assurance Requirements (ITSAR).
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Earlier this year, the telco body told the department that since the source code constitutes commercially valuable, confidential and sensitive information, its submission for security testing was not necessary to address security requirement due frequent software delivery on networks and mobile devices.
In a two-page letter to the department, Stockholm-based Ericsson's Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Erik Ekudden while opposing the move said that a \"telecom network can be compromised\" through weaknesses in deployment or configuration and operations, which software-related tests are not aimed to address.
Ericsson's executive further said that the outcome of source code review would be \"questionable\" and it was virtually not possible to bring out the software free from known vulnerabilities.
Telecom service operators and their technology partners are already at odds with the department's proposed move as a part of security compliance, and said that they already adhere to standards practice and regulatory compliances worldwide including the London-based GSMA Network Equipment Security Assurance Scheme (NESAS).
India's demand of souce code comes from the security assurance standards proposed by Bangaluru-based National Centre for Communications Security (NCCS).
Since 2019, the industry is in discussions with the department over the Indian Telecom Security Assurance Requirements (ITSAR).
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共享源代码,外部实验室风险:电信集团
共享源代码,一个公司的知识产权——第三方实验室由原来的电信设备制造商将增加安全风险,和强制遵守安全条件许可框架不需要,电信游说团体说。
新德里:分享源代码——公司的知识产权——第三方实验室由原来的电信设备制造商将增加安全风险,和强制遵守安全条件许可框架不需要,电信游说团体说。
“源代码是一个供应商的知识产权,是最安全的。分享它与第三方实验室增加的风险漏洞,“印度手机运营商协会(COAI)总干事SP Kochhar告诉ETT乐动娱乐招聘elecom。
德里组代表依赖Jio,Bharti附近的旅馆和沃达丰的想法以及跨国供应商如瑞典爱立信,芬兰诺基亚,和中国的华为和中兴。
齿轮制造商,然而,反对印度的举动寻求源代码引用其confediantiality和商业价值。但是,政府进一步要求外部共享这种安全合规相关信息或私人部门实验室,供应商担心可能会侵犯他们的版权。
“自行业已经要求遵守所有安全需求按照许可条件和没有设备可以使国家不满足安全需求,不需要与任何第三方共享源代码,”Kochhar补充道。
今年早些时候,电信的身体告诉部门,由于源代码构成有商业价值的,机密和敏感信息,提交安全测试没有必要解决的安全需求是由于频繁的网络和移动设备上的软件交付。
两页的信中,斯德哥尔摩的爱立信首席技术官(CTO),埃里克Ekudden反对此举表示,“电信网络可以妥协”通过部署的弱点或配置和操作,软件相关测试并不旨在解决。
爱立信的执行进一步说,源代码审查的结果将是“有问题的”,这是几乎不可能的软件免费从已知的漏洞。
电信服务运营商和他们的技术合作伙伴已经与部门提出的移动安全合规的一部分,并说他们已经坚持实践标准和法规遵从性包括伦敦GSMA网络设备安全保证计划(奈塞)。
印度的需求源的代码来自Bangaluru-based提出的安全保证标准国家通信安全中心(国立)。
自2019年以来,该行业在与部门讨论印度电信安全保证需求(ITSAR)。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Sharing the source code<\/a> -- a company's intellectual property --- to third-party laboratories by original telecom equipment makers would increase the security risk, and a mandatory adherence to security conditions in the licensing framework would not require it either, a telecom lobby group said.
\"Source code is an intellectual property of a vendor and is most secured. Sharing it with third-party labs increases the risk of vulnerabilities,\" the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>) director-general SP Kochhar<\/a> told ETTelecom.
The Delhi-based group represents Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> as well as multinational vendors such as Swedish Ericsson, Finnish Nokia, and Chinese Huawei and ZTE.
Gear makers are, however, averse to India's move seeking source code citing its confediantiality and commercial value. But, the government has further asked to share such security compliance-related information to external or private sector labs which the vendors fear may infringe their copyrights.
\"Since the industry<\/a> is already required to comply with all security needs as per the license conditions and no equipment can be brought to the country without fulfilling the security requirements, there is no need to share the source code with any third party,\" Kochhar added.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Telcos meet parliamentary panel, urge 5G spectrum in multiple bands<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Telecom a force-multiplier for all sectors, should be seen as essential service, enabler: COAI DG<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Earlier this year, the telco body told the department that since the source code constitutes commercially valuable, confidential and sensitive information, its submission for security testing was not necessary to address security requirement due frequent software delivery on networks and mobile devices.
In a two-page letter to the department, Stockholm-based Ericsson's Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Erik Ekudden while opposing the move said that a \"telecom network can be compromised\" through weaknesses in deployment or configuration and operations, which software-related tests are not aimed to address.
Ericsson's executive further said that the outcome of source code review would be \"questionable\" and it was virtually not possible to bring out the software free from known vulnerabilities.
Telecom service operators and their technology partners are already at odds with the department's proposed move as a part of security compliance, and said that they already adhere to standards practice and regulatory compliances worldwide including the London-based GSMA Network Equipment Security Assurance Scheme (NESAS).
India's demand of souce code comes from the security assurance standards proposed by Bangaluru-based National Centre for Communications Security (NCCS).
Since 2019, the industry is in discussions with the department over the Indian Telecom Security Assurance Requirements (ITSAR).
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Earlier this year, the telco body told the department that since the source code constitutes commercially valuable, confidential and sensitive information, its submission for security testing was not necessary to address security requirement due frequent software delivery on networks and mobile devices.
In a two-page letter to the department, Stockholm-based Ericsson's Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Erik Ekudden while opposing the move said that a \"telecom network can be compromised\" through weaknesses in deployment or configuration and operations, which software-related tests are not aimed to address.
Ericsson's executive further said that the outcome of source code review would be \"questionable\" and it was virtually not possible to bring out the software free from known vulnerabilities.
Telecom service operators and their technology partners are already at odds with the department's proposed move as a part of security compliance, and said that they already adhere to standards practice and regulatory compliances worldwide including the London-based GSMA Network Equipment Security Assurance Scheme (NESAS).
India's demand of souce code comes from the security assurance standards proposed by Bangaluru-based National Centre for Communications Security (NCCS).
Since 2019, the industry is in discussions with the department over the Indian Telecom Security Assurance Requirements (ITSAR).
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共享源代码,外部实验室风险:电信集团
共享源代码,一个公司的知识产权——第三方实验室由原来的电信设备制造商将增加安全风险,和强制遵守安全条件许可框架不需要,电信游说团体说。
新德里:分享源代码——公司的知识产权——第三方实验室由原来的电信设备制造商将增加安全风险,和强制遵守安全条件许可框架不需要,电信游说团体说。
“源代码是一个供应商的知识产权,是最安全的。分享它与第三方实验室增加的风险漏洞,“印度手机运营商协会(COAI)总干事SP Kochhar告诉ETT乐动娱乐招聘elecom。
德里组代表依赖Jio,Bharti附近的旅馆和沃达丰的想法以及跨国供应商如瑞典爱立信,芬兰诺基亚,和中国的华为和中兴。
齿轮制造商,然而,反对印度的举动寻求源代码引用其confediantiality和商业价值。但是,政府进一步要求外部共享这种安全合规相关信息或私人部门实验室,供应商担心可能会侵犯他们的版权。
“自行业已经要求遵守所有安全需求按照许可条件和没有设备可以使国家不满足安全需求,不需要与任何第三方共享源代码,”Kochhar补充道。
今年早些时候,电信的身体告诉部门,由于源代码构成有商业价值的,机密和敏感信息,提交安全测试没有必要解决的安全需求是由于频繁的网络和移动设备上的软件交付。
两页的信中,斯德哥尔摩的爱立信首席技术官(CTO),埃里克Ekudden反对此举表示,“电信网络可以妥协”通过部署的弱点或配置和操作,软件相关测试并不旨在解决。
爱立信的执行进一步说,源代码审查的结果将是“有问题的”,这是几乎不可能的软件免费从已知的漏洞。
电信服务运营商和他们的技术合作伙伴已经与部门提出的移动安全合规的一部分,并说他们已经坚持实践标准和法规遵从性包括伦敦GSMA网络设备安全保证计划(奈塞)。
印度的需求源的代码来自Bangaluru-based提出的安全保证标准国家通信安全中心(国立)。
自2019年以来,该行业在与部门讨论印度电信安全保证需求(ITSAR)。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Sharing the source code<\/a> -- a company's intellectual property --- to third-party laboratories by original telecom equipment makers would increase the security risk, and a mandatory adherence to security conditions in the licensing framework would not require it either, a telecom lobby group said.
\"Source code is an intellectual property of a vendor and is most secured. Sharing it with third-party labs increases the risk of vulnerabilities,\" the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>) director-general SP Kochhar<\/a> told ETTelecom.
The Delhi-based group represents Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> as well as multinational vendors such as Swedish Ericsson, Finnish Nokia, and Chinese Huawei and ZTE.
Gear makers are, however, averse to India's move seeking source code citing its confediantiality and commercial value. But, the government has further asked to share such security compliance-related information to external or private sector labs which the vendors fear may infringe their copyrights.
\"Since the industry<\/a> is already required to comply with all security needs as per the license conditions and no equipment can be brought to the country without fulfilling the security requirements, there is no need to share the source code with any third party,\" Kochhar added.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Telcos meet parliamentary panel, urge 5G spectrum in multiple bands<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Telecom a force-multiplier for all sectors, should be seen as essential service, enabler: COAI DG<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Earlier this year, the telco body told the department that since the source code constitutes commercially valuable, confidential and sensitive information, its submission for security testing was not necessary to address security requirement due frequent software delivery on networks and mobile devices.
In a two-page letter to the department, Stockholm-based Ericsson's Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Erik Ekudden while opposing the move said that a \"telecom network can be compromised\" through weaknesses in deployment or configuration and operations, which software-related tests are not aimed to address.
Ericsson's executive further said that the outcome of source code review would be \"questionable\" and it was virtually not possible to bring out the software free from known vulnerabilities.
Telecom service operators and their technology partners are already at odds with the department's proposed move as a part of security compliance, and said that they already adhere to standards practice and regulatory compliances worldwide including the London-based GSMA Network Equipment Security Assurance Scheme (NESAS).
India's demand of souce code comes from the security assurance standards proposed by Bangaluru-based National Centre for Communications Security (NCCS).
Since 2019, the industry is in discussions with the department over the Indian Telecom Security Assurance Requirements (ITSAR).
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共享源代码,外部实验室风险:电信集团
共享源代码,一个公司的知识产权——第三方实验室由原来的电信设备制造商将增加安全风险,和强制遵守安全条件许可框架不需要,电信游说团体说。
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“源代码是一个供应商的知识产权,是最安全的。分享它与第三方实验室增加的风险漏洞,“印度手机运营商协会(COAI)总干事SP Kochhar告诉ETT乐动娱乐招聘elecom。
德里组代表依赖Jio,Bharti附近的旅馆和沃达丰的想法以及跨国供应商如瑞典爱立信,芬兰诺基亚,和中国的华为和中兴。
齿轮制造商,然而,反对印度的举动寻求源代码引用其confediantiality和商业价值。但是,政府进一步要求外部共享这种安全合规相关信息或私人部门实验室,供应商担心可能会侵犯他们的版权。
“自行业已经要求遵守所有安全需求按照许可条件和没有设备可以使国家不满足安全需求,不需要与任何第三方共享源代码,”Kochhar补充道。
今年早些时候,电信的身体告诉部门,由于源代码构成有商业价值的,机密和敏感信息,提交安全测试没有必要解决的安全需求是由于频繁的网络和移动设备上的软件交付。
两页的信中,斯德哥尔摩的爱立信首席技术官(CTO),埃里克Ekudden反对此举表示,“电信网络可以妥协”通过部署的弱点或配置和操作,软件相关测试并不旨在解决。
爱立信的执行进一步说,源代码审查的结果将是“有问题的”,这是几乎不可能的软件免费从已知的漏洞。
电信服务运营商和他们的技术合作伙伴已经与部门提出的移动安全合规的一部分,并说他们已经坚持实践标准和法规遵从性包括伦敦GSMA网络设备安全保证计划(奈塞)。
印度的需求源的代码来自Bangaluru-based提出的安全保证标准国家通信安全中心(国立)。
自2019年以来,该行业在与部门讨论印度电信安全保证需求(ITSAR)。
\"Source code is an intellectual property of a vendor and is most secured. Sharing it with third-party labs increases the risk of vulnerabilities,\" the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>) director-general SP Kochhar<\/a> told ETTelecom.
The Delhi-based group represents Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> as well as multinational vendors such as Swedish Ericsson, Finnish Nokia, and Chinese Huawei and ZTE.
Gear makers are, however, averse to India's move seeking source code citing its confediantiality and commercial value. But, the government has further asked to share such security compliance-related information to external or private sector labs which the vendors fear may infringe their copyrights.
\"Since the industry<\/a> is already required to comply with all security needs as per the license conditions and no equipment can be brought to the country without fulfilling the security requirements, there is no need to share the source code with any third party,\" Kochhar added.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Telcos meet parliamentary panel, urge 5G spectrum in multiple bands<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Telecom a force-multiplier for all sectors, should be seen as essential service, enabler: COAI DG<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Earlier this year, the telco body told the department that since the source code constitutes commercially valuable, confidential and sensitive information, its submission for security testing was not necessary to address security requirement due frequent software delivery on networks and mobile devices.
In a two-page letter to the department, Stockholm-based Ericsson's Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Erik Ekudden while opposing the move said that a \"telecom network can be compromised\" through weaknesses in deployment or configuration and operations, which software-related tests are not aimed to address.
Ericsson's executive further said that the outcome of source code review would be \"questionable\" and it was virtually not possible to bring out the software free from known vulnerabilities.
Telecom service operators and their technology partners are already at odds with the department's proposed move as a part of security compliance, and said that they already adhere to standards practice and regulatory compliances worldwide including the London-based GSMA Network Equipment Security Assurance Scheme (NESAS).
India's demand of souce code comes from the security assurance standards proposed by Bangaluru-based National Centre for Communications Security (NCCS).
Since 2019, the industry is in discussions with the department over the Indian Telecom Security Assurance Requirements (ITSAR).
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Earlier this year, the telco body told the department that since the source code constitutes commercially valuable, confidential and sensitive information, its submission for security testing was not necessary to address security requirement due frequent software delivery on networks and mobile devices.
In a two-page letter to the department, Stockholm-based Ericsson's Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Erik Ekudden while opposing the move said that a \"telecom network can be compromised\" through weaknesses in deployment or configuration and operations, which software-related tests are not aimed to address.
Ericsson's executive further said that the outcome of source code review would be \"questionable\" and it was virtually not possible to bring out the software free from known vulnerabilities.
Telecom service operators and their technology partners are already at odds with the department's proposed move as a part of security compliance, and said that they already adhere to standards practice and regulatory compliances worldwide including the London-based GSMA Network Equipment Security Assurance Scheme (NESAS).
India's demand of souce code comes from the security assurance standards proposed by Bangaluru-based National Centre for Communications Security (NCCS).
Since 2019, the industry is in discussions with the department over the Indian Telecom Security Assurance Requirements (ITSAR).
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