Unified Signal
Intelligence
Mapping ITU technical recommendations to actionable security audit frameworks for global telecommunications infrastructure.
ITU Sector Intelligence
ITU-T (Standardization)
Technical standards for networks, protocols, and security architectures. Series: X (Security), Y (Future Networks), Q (Signaling).
ITU-R (Radiocommunication)
Radio regulations and wireless spectrum governance, including IMT-2020 (5G) and IMT-2030 (6G) standards. Series: M.
ITU-D (Development)
Cybersecurity capacity building, national policy, and Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP) guidelines.
Platform Capabilities
Unified Recommendation Navigator
Cross-reference specifications across Series X, Y, and Q. Find alignment between security architecture principles and telecom vulnerabilities.
Compliance Checklists & Audits
Verify infrastructure readiness using standards-based audit templates. Track implementation checks for signaling, access networks, and mobile core.
Telecommunication CVE Directory
A specialized threat database mapped to ITU mitigations. Keep track of vulnerabilities affecting RAN, SS7/Diameter, and virtualization layers.
Interactive Audit Engine
X.805 Security Architecture Matrix
Analyze telecommunications architecture against the 3 security layers (Control, Management, User Plane) and 8 security dimensions defined in the ITU-T X.805 standard. Click cells to view details, vulnerabilities, and checklist assessments.
X.805 Interactive Security Matrix
Assess compliance across logical planes and security dimensions
| Security Plane | Access Control | Authentication | Non-Repudiation | Confidentiality | Comm Security | Data Integrity | Availability | Privacy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Management Planemanagement plane | ||||||||
Control Planecontrol plane | ||||||||
User Planeuser plane |
Management Plane Assessment
"Administration, secure protocols, logging, and configuration management."
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and least privilege rules for network management portals.
Are administrative privileges restricted using RBAC, enforcing unique accounts for each operator?