Development of Security Enhanced Wireless Communication Medium to Perform Successful Data Transmissions over 5G Enabled Networks

In order to accommodate the expected billions of devices, increased data rate, and ubiquitous connectivity of the future 5G mobile networks, a wide range of technologies will need to be implemented. Especially since 5G networks will be tied to core and enabling technologies, sensitive data in the next generation of wireless systems will be sent across all levels. As several recent cases have shown, the threat posed by an infected network of wireless devices can have far-reaching consequences for privacy and security of a whole ecosystem's worth of communications. For this reason, detecting or preventing sabotage has become a global concern as security threats have grown in complexity and intensity in recent years. With an eye on both security and privacy, this paper delves deeply into topics like network system security, physical-layer security, and 5G privacy issues; these are the technologies at the heart of the 5G security paradigm. The article also covers topics related to 5G network security administration and monitoring. This article also gives a brief review of 5G standardization safety forces and assesses the security measures as well as standards of core 5G technology using a variety of standardization approaches. At the same time, 5G networks offer security improvement opportunities that should be considered. Here, 5G architectural flexibility, programmability and complexity can be harnessed to improve resilience and reliability.