Consumer Security
White Paper: “Two-Sided Security for 5G FWA”
Protection against cyber threats and scams is a key part of a FWA value proposition for end users. It’s also key to profitable FWA growth for telecom operators. Download the White Paper
Briefing: “Netnumber’s Unique NIaaS Portfolio”
As well as being critical for optimizing provisioning and routing, Netnumber’s Number Intelligence as a Service (NIaaS) is also key for mitigating fraud like AIT, account takeover and spoofing. Download the Briefing
Briefing: “Telco Strategies for Consumer Security”
Considering the downturn in the sector, telco spending on consumer security software is holding up well. Some telcos are extending better cybersecurity to many more users and growing sales. View the Briefing
HardenStance’s RSA 2022 Survey Report
Carried out live from the Moscone Centre in San Francisco, HardenStance’s 2022 RSA Survey found industry leaders pointing to education, authentication and operations to drive the biggest improvements in our cyber resilience. View the Briefing
White Paper: 5G Roaming Drives Security by Redesign
How the specifications for 5G roaming have had to be revisited – and why we should pay as much attention to hardening the security of the legacy 2G, 3G, & 4G roaming ecosystem. View the White Paper
White Paper: “Home Router Security: The Buck Stops Where?
The pandemic has made us even more dependent on our home networks and even more vulnerable to cyber threats. This White Paper, sponsored by Allot, points to the unique contribution that ISPs can make to securing the home router.View the White Paper
Briefing: New Standards for Securing AI
ETSI is doing some excellent work to fill a glaring gap in cyber security standards - how you secure AI algorithms.
Briefing: Deploying STIR/SHAKEN as a Service
All but the largest telecom operators should be looking at deploying the STIR/SHAKEN standard for blocking unwanted calls as a service, managed by a vendor partner, rather than building out their own infrastructure.
Briefing: Dutch People Engage in IoT Clean-Up
Research by the Delft University of Technology, carried out in partnership with KPN, the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and others, suggests consumers may be more willing to engage in cleaning up IoT infections than they tend to be given credit for.
