A former Executive Head of IT at mobile network Cell C was arrested by the serious crimes 'Hawk' division of the South African police.

The rundown of the most popular Commsrisk articles during January unexpectedly demonstrated that some things are more important than business.

Email addresses for every registration to the SIP Forum's SIPNOC 2020 webinars were added to a list that could be seen by anyone.

Author and analyst Edward Finegold discussed the evolving challenges surrounding digital identities and the revenues they generate for episode 4 of the current season of RAG TV.

UK newspapers said SIM swaps were up 400% since 2015. Dig into police data and you realize how little truth supports that claim.

Racism, sexism, a lack of respect and professional inertia all persist because of a collective timidity when faced by obstructionists.

In the 1970's bankers worked out how to use secure messaging to prevent any discrepancies when making international transfers. The same method would work for international calls.

There is a lot of overlap between behavior indicative of fraud and behavior that should be stopped by a fair usage policy.

Russian politician Alexei Navalny wanted to know how he was poisoned using the deadly Novichok nerve agent, so he simply called one of the team responsible.

Some thoughts about the difference between being more advanced and being a leader.

DarkMarket was said to have enabled USD140mn of transactions between 2,400 vendors and almost 500,000 users.

American neo-Nazi Scott Rhodes spoofed the CLIs of 4,959 calls that promoted his website and beliefs.