As 5G technologies mature, cyber and physical domains will merge, giving rise to a hybrid threat landscape. In other words, cyberattacks that happen in cyberspace will have major ramifications in the physical space. As 5G technologies mature, cyber and physical domains will merge, giving rise to a hybrid threat landscape. In other words, cyberattacks that happen in cyberspace will have major ramifications in the physical space. (Photo: kinwun/Adobe Stock)

With 5G being the fifth generation of wireless technology, we are now at the cusp of another digital revolution and the stakes couldn't be higher. While 5G promises to transform communications, spur innovation and accelerate economic growth, it can pose a significant cyber risk, not only to individuals and businesses but also to nations. Let's explore some potentially major cyber risks.

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