Nokia offers operators white-label safety service - Mobile World Live

as declared in Nokia reported a determine of safety services that it told "form a unique, holistic approach to targeting safety challenges across mobile, IP and fixed networks" – with an option for operators to offer services to their own enterprise customers on a white-label basis. The vendor told it starts with assessing operators' safety dangers across various domains, benchmarking versus peers, and providing a gap analysis and proposals for performance improvements. Having secured their own networks, operators could then go on to offer the Managed safety Services portfolio, or chose elements of it, to enterprise customers. In partnership, operators could "easily implement a safety portfolio to unlock a new income source and raise customer loyalty", Nokia phone said. A dynamic, managed safety proposition is needed to eliminate possible threats, extremely we are taking a comprehensive approach to safety from assessing dangers to managing and maintaining our customers' safety infrastructure," Friedrich Trawoeger, head of Managed Services at Nokia, said.

Nokia launches safety services

Nokia launches safety servicesWritten by: | Published:Nokia has reported 2 products - a danger index and managed safety service – to address possibility menaces to telecom systems. The safety danger index monitors operators' possibility risks, benchmarking them versus industry peers. Speaking of the solutions, Friedrich Trawoeger, head of managed services at Nokia, said: "Operators have to be prepared for a safety breach. A dynamic, managed safety proposition is needed to eliminate possible threats, extremely we are taking a comprehensive approach to security. Nokia's safety danger Index and Managed safety Service propositions are an important contribution to addressing those challenges."

Nokia offers safety equipment for operators and their customers

as declared in Nokia is releasing 2 safety equipment for mobile operators and their customers, claiming which as telecommunications networks become increasingly complicated and tote further data, the array of possibility menaces becomes greater. Smart networks let operators to understand further about their customers, deliver new services and help connect the net of Things (IoT). "Operators have to be prepared for a safety breach," told Friedrich Trawoeger, head of managed services at Nokia. "A dynamic, managed safety proposition is needed to eliminate possible threats, extremely we are taking a comprehensive approach to safety from assessing dangers to managing and maintaining our customers' safety infrastructure. "The resale white label model going to let our customers to monetize the safety opportunity," added Trawoeger.

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