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While the security literature predominantly focuses on the core network, theenhancement of the security of the beyond fifth generation (B5G) access networkbecomes of critical importance. Despite the strengthening of 5G securityprotocols with respect to LTE, there are still open issues that have not yetbeen fully addressed. In parallel as we move gradually away from the standardclient-server networking paradigm and enter a new era of truly E2E quality ofservice (QoS), service level agreements (SLAs) in the near future will beexpected to include guarantees about the quality of security (QoSec) as well.Incorporating context awareness in QoSec is projected to allow handle moreefficiently aspects related to identifying the risk or threat level and therequired security level. Finally, as novel sensing and intelligencecapabilities are envisioned in 6G, security solutions from the palette ofphysical layer security can emerge, particularly for massive machine typecommunications involving large scale low-end IoT devices.

Brief Report on QoSec, Context Aware Security and the Role of Physical Layer Security in 6G Wireless