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Organization Organization PCG Project Coordination Group TSG RAN TSG CT TSG SA Radio Access Network Core Network & Terminals Service & Systems Aspects RAN WG1 CT WG1 SA WG1 Radio Layer 1 spec MM/CC/SM (lu) Services RAN WG2 (end-to-end aspects) Radio Layer 2 spec SA WG2 CT WG3 Radio Layer 3 RR spec Architecture Interworking with external RAN WG3 networks SA WG3 lub spec, lur spec, lu spec Security UTRAN O&M requirements CT WG4 (Radio CN Interfaces) MAP/GTP/BCH/SS (protocols within the CN) SA WG4 SA3-LI RAN WG4 Codec & Media Lawful Interception Radio Performance CT WG6 Smart Card Application SA WG5 Protocol aspects Aspects Telecom Management RAN WG5 Mobile Terminal SA WG6 Conformance Testing Mission-Critical Applications RAN WG6 GSM EDGE Radio Access Network Eco-system Market Representation Formal Liaisons Partners (MRPs) 450 MHz Alliance Standards bodies AISG Bluetooth Broadband Forum (BBF) CableLabs International Special Committee on Radio Interference (CISPR) CTIA Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB) Project Ecma International Expert Group for Emergency Access (EGEA) Eurescom COST 273 European Radiocommunications Committee (ERC) Fixed Mobile Convergence Alliance (FMCA) Global Certification Forum (GCF) Global TD-LTE Initiative (GTD) GPS Industry Council GSM Association HomeRF Forum Organizational IDB Forum IEEE Partners (OPs) Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) IrDA International Multimedia Telecomunications Consortium (IMTC) Internet Streaming Media Alliance ISO-ITU expert group ISO MPEG / JPEG ITU-T SG2 JAIN tm (Javatm APIs for Integrated Networks) The Java Community Process (JCP) Liberty Alliance Project LTE/SAE Trial Initiative (LSTI) Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF) NENA NGMN (Next Generation Mobile Networks) oneM2M 5G Projects OMA (Open Mobile Alliance ) Open Networking Foundation (ONF) Open IPTV Forum Object Management Group (OMG) PCS Type Certification Review Board (PTCRB) Portable Computer and Communications Association (PCCA) Presence and Availability Management (PAM) Forum RSA Laboratories SDR Forum Sun Micro Systems Inc Steerco SyncML Initiative Certification Trusted Computing Group (TCG) TeleManagement Forum (TMF) TCCA TIA /TR45 TIA/TR47 TV-anytime Forum Voice eXtensible Mark-up Language (VXML) Forum Wi-Fi Alliance Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) WLAN Smart Card Consortium Wireless World Research Forum (WWRF) World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) NESAS Accreditation GSMA defines Audit Team 3GPP SA3 Body accredits accredits defines Process descriptions Audit Report provided to NESAS Network Equipment Security Assurance Scheme SCAS Security Assurance Specification Network Product Test Actor Vendor Laboratory Process or specification builds writes Activity Test specifications Network Product Evaluation Mobile Network Report Operator Security assurance work for 5G Access Core Network Internet SCASes for the Core Network Functions Network S TS 33.518 S TS 33.515 NRF SMF s TS 33.517 TS 33.513 g G SEPP UPF S TS 33.516 S TS 33.519 User Plane AUSF NEF Control Plane s TS 33.514 TS 33.512 d S UDM AMF SCASes for the Access Network Function B TS 33.511 B TS 33.216 gNB ng-eNB Timeline First deliverables s TR 33.916 SCAS methodology S B g TR 33.926 SCAS threats and assets MME eNB P-GW First LTE SCAS deliverables TS 33.116 SCAS MME product class TS 33.216 SCAS eNB product class 8 9 10 11 12 13 TS 33.250 SCAS PGW product class 2008 2009 2010 2012 2014 2015 14 B S G 2018 gNB SMF UPF 2017 # End of 3GPP Release # s s 15 SCAS Security Assurance Specification S g S d S S NRF SEPP AUSF UDM AMF NEF First 5G SCAS deliverables 16 TS 33.117 SCAS catalogue TS 33.518 SCAS NRF product class Now TS 33.517 SCAS SEPP product class TS 33.516 SCAS AUSF product class 2020 TS 33.514 SCAS UDM product class 17 TS 33.515 SCAS SMF product class TS 33.513 SCAS UPF product class Ongoing SCAS work TS 33.522 SCAS SCP product class TS 33.519 SCAS NEF product class TS 33.226 SCAS for IMS system TR 33.818 SCAS for virtualized network 2022 TS 33.512 SCAS AMF product class TS 33.326 SCAS NSSAAF product class products TS 33.511 SCAS gNB product class TS 33.521 SCAS NDWAF product class TR 33.848 impact of virtualization Takeaways 3GPP NESAS Commitment Challenges 3GPP is the organization 3GPP and GSMA developed 3GPP has been delivering 3GPP is studying how to responsible for the technical the Network Equipment the test specifications for evolve the NESAS scheme to specifications of mobile Security Assurance Scheme the evaluation of network cover new technologies such systems products as virtualization.
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