POST Luxembourg Taps Ericsson to Supercharge Mobile Network Security

POST Luxembourg has partnered with Ericsson to boost mobile network security using Ericsson Security Manager. The long-term deal enhances cyber defense and automation, reinforcing POST’s role in delivering secure, resilient services across public safety, utilities, transport, and defense.

Ericsson Security Manager (ESM) is an automation-driven platform built for end-to-end cyber defense in multi-vendor 5G networks. Following the 2024 integration of POST Luxembourg’s TIDS, ESM expands the partnership by adding continuous visibility, threat detection, and automated security enforcement across telecom networks.

Pierre Zimmer, Deputy Managing Director and Chief Strategy Officer of POST Luxembourg, said,

“Our collaboration with Ericsson demonstrates our dedication to being at the forefront of cyber defense and mobile network security. By integrating Ericsson Security Manager into our operations, we are strengthening the resilience of our mobile networks and reaffirming our commitment to deliver secure, uninterrupted communication services to all our customers.”

Fabrice Sancho, Head of Ericsson BeLux said,

“In today’s environment, the gap between the sophistication of threat actors and traditional protective measures is widening. Our cybersecurity platform Ericsson Security Manager empowers communication service providers like POST Luxembourg to address mobile networks related threat exposure, to respond to advanced risks, and to achieve a consistently high security posture. We are proud to deepen our partnership with POST Luxembourg as they set new benchmarks for telecom security and regulatory compliance.”

The joint efforts of POST Luxembourg and Ericsson represent a best-in-class approach to telecom cybersecurity, tailored for C-level executives, Chief Technology Officers (CTOs), and Chief Information0 Security Officers (CISOs).

As the mobile threat landscape continues to evolve, this strategic partnership plays a vital role in safeguarding critical infrastructure while reinforcing the trust of subscribers, businesses, and society at large.