Thesis Abstract

This project aims to analyze the role of insurance in managing the risks associated with the deployment of 5G technology. It will assess the unique risks and challenges posed by 5G infrastructure development and operation, evaluate the effectiveness of current insurance products and policies in addressing these risks, and propose strategies for leveraging insurance to support the safe and sustainable deployment of 5G technology. The study will provide insights into the development of effective insurance mechanisms to manage the complex risks of 5G technology deployment.

Thesis Overview

The deployment of 5G technology represents a significant leap forward in telecommunications, promising unprecedented connectivity, speed, and capacity. However, the widespread implementation of 5G infrastructure also introduces a range of new risks and challenges, including cybersecurity threats, health and safety concerns, and potential environmental impacts. As 5G technology becomes increasingly integrated into critical infrastructure and daily life, the role of insurance in managing these risks becomes paramount.

This project aims to provide valuable insights for insurers, telecommunications industry stakeholders, policymakers, and cybersecurity experts on the potential of insurance in managing the risks of 5G technology deployment. By addressing the ethical considerations and social implications of insuring 5G technology deployment and operation, this study aims to facilitate the safe and sustainable deployment of 5G technology. Through a comprehensive analysis of insurance frameworks, 5G deployment risks, and the role of insurance in promoting safe and sustainable 5G technology deployment, this project will contribute to the advancement of resilient and sustainable 5G technology deployment practices and insurance mechanisms in the telecommunications industry.