Fake news stories circulated on WhatsApp claim that the coronavirus epidemic began in Wuhan because it was the first city with a 5G network.

The international gateway providers were given 48 hours to end the flow of scam robocalls that originated overseas.

Have a break from reading about coronavirus by taking a look at the Commsrisk articles which received most attention during March.

Jeffrey Ross, COO of GBSD Technologies, explained why he expects all telcos will work together to prevent the spoofing of caller IDs.

Nassim Nicholas Taleb has some career advice for risk managers willing to accept they cannot be popular with everyone.

CEO Son Anh Nguyen and five other employees of Halotel, a Tanzanian telco owned by Vietnam's Viettel, have been charged with the illegal use of spectrum, money laundering and tax evasion.

RAG London Online will be held May 13-14, reconstructing the same agenda through live video streams of remote speakers. Original hosts BT intend to hold a replacement meeting later in the year.

The RA team may be doing a good job but they also need to adopt an approach and implement tools that show they are doing their job.

RAG Television will echo the experience of participating in a conference of the Risk & Assurance Group through live interactive broadcasts of the industry's leading experts.

Hacker Jim Browning took control of the CCTV inside an Indian scam call center and used it to reveal exactly how it worked. His videos should be used to train all fraud managers.

Two Maltese operators suffered losses of USD32,300 after Vodafone Greece SIMs were used to make calls to unallocated UK numbers.

What can a humble bee teach us about denying criminals access to telecommunications networks?