When a telco that is also a bank appoints a CRO for its banking activities this begs a question about why it does not have a CRO for the rest of its business.

This is the 2,500th article on Commsrisk. Many valuable lessons are learned during such a long journey but none involve short cuts.

A report from Europol's cross-border digital evidence team shows how the nationality of a business affects the data it will supply.

The PRISM database of revenue share numbers keeps needing to be refined to allow for changes in the methods used by IRSF and wangiri fraudsters.

Cutting the data from the RAG RAFM Survey reveals interesting differences between wholesale carriers and other telcos.

If collaboration is such an obviously good thing, then why do so few do it?

Outgoing FCC Chairman Ajit Pai claimed to be acting decisively by reminding telcos to do things that he already told them to do.

Alan Turing and the work of Bletchley Park shows how it may take time for valuable ideas to gain wide appreciation.

Sensitive management of access to each phone will maintain cash flow during a time when customers are under financial pressure.

Commsrisk has experienced tremendous growth across its worldwide audience but there is one country where the number of visitors has fallen dramatically.

Billionaire Ren Zhengfei warned that sanctions will cause 'millions' of job losses without saying where all these people currently work.

Both the strengths and weaknesses of the revenue assurance job market are highlighted by data from a website that allows UK employees to anonymously rate their employers.