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Help shape the future of resilient private 5G ↗ source

August 12, 2026 NCSC Guidance

Summary

The NCSC wants to collaborate with organisations developing technologies and approaches for secure, resilient and The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is seeking to engage with technology partners, innovators, and industry leaders to explore the next generation of resilient and secure private 5G capabilities. This work is part of our extensive research portfolio contributing to our advice and guidance, shaping our services and the future products that will continue to protect the UK’s most sensitive information and capabilities. Private 5G is rapidly becoming a critical enabler for organisations that need secure, reliable, and high-performance communications. As adoption grows, the focus is moving beyond basic connectivity towards building networks that are resilient, secure, rapidly deployable, and capable of operating in environments where traditional infrastructure may be unavailable, degraded, or under attack. Future requirements for resilient private 5G Private 5G is transforming enterprise connectivity, industrial operations, critical services, remote working environments, and emerging digital applications. However, many deployments still rely on fixed infrastructure, conventional authentication models, and traditional security approaches that may not provide the operational and cyber resilience needed to support future use cases.

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