UMTS Security

By: Valtteri Niemi, Kaisa Nyberg

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eText | 8 February 2006 | Edition Number 1

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The Universal Mobile Telecommunication System (UMTS) offers a consistent set of services to mobile computer and phone users and numerous different radio access technologies will co-exist within the UMTS system???s core network ??? security is, therefore, of the utmost importance.

UMTS Security focuses on the standardized security features of UMTS and brings together material previously only available in specifications, design documents and presentations in one concise form. In addition, this unique volume also covers non-standard implementation specific features that allow differentiation between operators and manufacturers.

Describes the security solutions specified for UMTS

Provides a comprehensive presentation of the UMTS security specifications and explains the role of the security functionality in the UMTS system

Presents the UMTS security system in its totality from the theoretical background through to the design process

Discusses the new security features included in Release 4 and 5

By providing a unified treatment of the security services provided by the UMTS system, this volume will provide invaluable information and have instant appeal to

planners, constructers and implementers of UMTS networks, and developers and analysts of application oriented security services that make use of UMTS communication networks. It will also be of considerable interest to postgraduates and researchers of modern communication security technology.