SEPP

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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.

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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 NERFINISHED
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 NERFINISHED
3GPP TS 33.501 NERFINISHED
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 NERFINISHED
supports interworking between different 5G networks
roaming security
usedIn 5G roaming scenarios
inter-operator connectivity
usesProtocol HTTP/2 NERFINISHED
TLS

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