INDUSTRY SOLUTIONS · Telecom
Telecom compliance, continuously assessed.
Secure critical network infrastructure and meet GSMA Baseline, ISO/IEC 27011, NIS 2.0, and CERT-In mandates with continuous compliance automation.
Why Telecom
Telecom operators are classified as critical infrastructure in most jurisdictions, facing stringent cybersecurity mandates from GSMA, ISO/IEC 27011, NIS 2.0, national CERTs, and sector-specific regulators. Abhedi maps network security controls — including SS7 and Diameter posture — to every applicable framework, providing continuous assurance across 5G, core, and edge infrastructure.
Key Challenges
What Telecom teams are actually struggling with
5G security mandates
New 5G network slicing and edge compute architectures introduce control requirements that legacy compliance programs don't address.
Multi-country operations
Operators spanning multiple countries face divergent ENISA, CERT-In, and national telecom authority requirements simultaneously.
Supply chain complexity
Network equipment vendors, managed service providers, and roaming partners each introduce third-party risk requiring assessment.
Incident reporting timelines
Regulators demand breach notification within hours, requiring real-time visibility into security posture and control effectiveness.
Mapped Frameworks
Telecom compliance, fully mapped
Outcomes
Measurable results for Telecom teams
faster compliance cycle for new mandates
improvement in incident response readiness
network control visibility across infrastructure
Use Cases
How teams use Abhedi
GSMA Baseline compliance for 5G network equipment
ISO/IEC 27011 telecom security mapping and gap analysis
NIS 2.0 and CERT-In incident-reporting readiness with control monitoring
SS7 and Diameter security posture assessment
Continuous compliance monitoring across multi-country operations
Ready to simplify compliance?
150+ frameworks. 14,000+ controls. One continuously assessed backbone — built for your team, auditors, and regulators.
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