The role of network operators has morphed from that of simple infrastructure providers to enablers of Next Generation Network (NGN) services. While this expanded role encompasses a lucrative and growing market opportunity, operators now face new challenges regarding security and privacy in the delivery of these services. Threats range from the nuisance of spam to the propagation of viruses and more serious forms of identity theft and intellectual property rights violations. The focus of this paper is to provide guidance in developing a framework for secure VeriSign Intelligent Communications, Commerce, and Content (IC3) services.
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