With almost three months before they begin, RAG has already confirmed some of the best-known speakers for their events.

Copyright infringement is not a victimless crime, and the heavy hand of the law is being used to keep it in check.

The US telcos were able to authenticate the digital signature that proves the source of a call that originated on another network.

Millions of Americans may be putting themselves at risk by asking utilities to email the passwords for their accounts.

The corruption of African journalism has consequences for the regulation of telecoms providers.

There are ways to improve the security surrounding of cryptocurrency, but legislators cannot fathom them.

The Telecommunications UK Fraud Forum (TUFF) has promised to cover intellectual property rights in future versions of their training courses.

After successful conferences in 2016, 2017 and 2018, many think RAG should return to London in 2019. Here are the reasons to hold RAG's European conference in Bonn instead.

The telco unsuccessfully tried to blame the customer's losses on his bank's security procedures.

Risk and assurance practitioners may now take free online courses covering postpaid, prepaid and mobile number portability.

An airline exec with no track record in telecoms beat some of the world's leading RA vendors to win a USD11mn contract.

The first leak from whistleblower Ed Snowden concerned the mass collection of CDRs from US telcos. Now the Trump administration is quietly ending that NSA program.