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Detect
We watch 5G network behaviour for anomalies that human analysts would miss — odd handover patterns, slice-to-slice leakage, a tower whose signature does not match the network it claims to be on. Surfaced in plain English, not packet dumps.
Trust at the Speed of Next-Gen Networks
When subscribers depend on the signal.
5G and 6G networks open up new attack surfaces: fake cell towers that intercept calls, hijacked IoT devices flooding the network, and exploits that target how operators carve the network into virtual slices.
>> What we see in this sector
The threats targeting your operations.
Threat 01 / 05
Fake cell towers in city centres quietly intercepting voice and SMS traffic.
Threat 02 / 05
Hijacked IoT devices — cameras, sensors, meters — flooding the network until subscribers drop.
Threat 03 / 05
Exploits in how operators carve networks into virtual slices, letting an attacker hop between tenants.
Threat 04 / 05
Lateral movement from the edge of the network to the operator's core systems.
Threat 05 / 05
Insider misuse on shared 5G infrastructure between roaming partners.
>> Regulatory context
Why this matters now.
Telecom is an Essential Entity under NIS2 — 24-hour incident reporting, fines up to €10 million or 2% of global revenue, and personal liability for executives. ePrivacy and eIDAS add subscriber-identity duties on top. And 5G infrastructure is increasingly weaponised in geopolitical disputes.
See compliance details>> How PinakashieldTech responds
Three jobs — engineered for this sector.
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Defend
Field detection of fake cell towers near sensitive locations, so subscribers stop talking to them. Operators share threat signals with each other without exposing customer data — collective defence without surrendering the perimeter.
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Recover
Compromised network slices are isolated and rebuilt while subscribers stay connected on healthy ones. Service is restored without exposing call records, location data, or subscriber identifiers along the way.
Technical detail — named protocols, threat-actor TTPs, post-quantum primitive references — lives in the downloadable Technical Architecture Brief (forthcoming).
>> An anonymized scenario
European MVNO · ~8M subscribers across 14 metropolitan markets · fake-cell-tower detection deployed without touching subscriber-data plane.
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When subscribers depend on the signal. Talk to the team engineering it — a 30-minute call, no slide deck, just your environment and what we would change first.