It seemed for a while that traffic to Commsrisk peaked during the height of the pandemic and might never climb so high again, but a steady return to growth has now been confirmed with October setting a new all-time record for the number of visitors during a calendar month. The previous record was smashed even though there was no particular day or country which stood out as generating an unusual volume of traffic. A thorough examination of the data instead indicates a continued broadening of the popularity of the website worldwide thanks to rising visitor numbers from many countries across every continent. This bodes well for Commsrisk’s mission to educate and inform risk professionals across the entire communications industry.
The following rundown gives the ten most popular Commsrisk articles during October, as measured by unique page views.
- Revenue Assurance Has Lost Its Way
- The Rise of Rogue Russian Operators in Ukraine
- Will a Telco CEO Lose Her Job Over a Data Breach?
- Hacker Leaks Manuals Showing How Iran Uses Mobile Networks to Track Protesters
- Is Flash Calling a Fraud?
- Corruption in Kazakhstan’s Rotten Telecoms
- American Bankers Association Shows Why US Robocall Strategy Will Never Work
- Australia to Change Data and ID Sharing Rules for Telcos and Banks Following Massive Optus Breach
- Not a Silver Bullet? How STIR/SHAKEN Is Sold to International Markets
- Voice Spam Will Soon Be as Bad as Email Spam
