TSA-Compliance
Introduction
Telecoms Security Act compels telecom providers to better manage security risks. They need to provide demonstrable evidence to Ofcom that they have maximised the cyber protection & resilience of their networks and improved their security procedures.
- Overarching security duties: Require ‘ALL’ telecom providers to take suitable & balanced measures to discover and minimise all potential risks of systems being impacted.
- Specific security requirements: Requires ‘ALL’ telecom providers to strengthen specific areas such as #access controls and data #confidentiality, which may be exploited to affect the infrastructure, leading to outages and security hazards.
- Code of practice: This pillar addresses the appropriate timeframe for compliance for different telecommunications providers and establishes metrics and measures to be enforced. It specifies requirements by dividing the telecom providers into tiers.
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TSA/NCSC REGULATIONS - KEY DATES
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UK Telecoms Bill: Code of Practice & Tiering Systems
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NCSC Regulation for Telecom
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NCSC Regulations for Telecom
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Ofcom's Role Under the Telecom Security Act (TSA)
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New Telecom Security Code for Public
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How Uurnik Can be Helpful!
Compliance Management & Risk Mitigation
Uurnik specializes in helping organizations manage compliance and mitigate risks through structured and tailored solutions. Their focus is on adhering to technical standards, addressing high-risk vulnerabilities, and conducting thorough technical security audits.
- Comply with TSR (Technical Standards and Regulations)
- Isolate Exposed Edge: Protect vulnerable network areas.
- Split Operators’ Core from Access: Enhance security by separating core functions from access networks.
- Comply with HRV (High-Risk Vulnerabilities)
- Isolate HRV Segments: Contain high-risk network areas.
- Replace/Remove HRV Equipment: Eliminate known vulnerabilities.
- Migrations: Move systems to secure environments.
- Remediation
- Re-architecture Activities: Redesign networks to enhance security and compliance.
- Comply with TSA (Technical Security Audits)
- BGP Audits: Identify and fix vulnerabilities in routing infrastructure.
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Building a Resilient Telecom Network
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