Did you miss a big industry story? These were the ten most popular Commsrisk articles during January.

A US indictment accuses Huawei of literally stealing a robot arm from T-Mobile. The risks of doing business with Huawei are widely known, so why does much of our industry ignore them?

There were two full days of content at the Risk & Assurance Group conference hosted by Batelco last week.

Cartesian surveyed US consumers about the sharing of passwords for internet video streaming services.

A lousy journalist pieced together half-truths about social media and privacy in the hope of sustaining the UK's SIM swap panic.

A court in Guangdong has upheld a fine of CNY260mn (USD38.5mn) after Tencent and other major Chinese online video providers complained that QVOD supported piracy.

Batelco welcomed operators from around the region to the first Risk & Assurance Group conference held in the Middle East.

Telcos already have the assets needed to improve profitability, without developing technology. What we lack is the confidence to use those assets, and to manage the risks.

Biaas argues fraudsters exploit destinations on carrier price lists which cannot be used for normal international termination.

The People's Republic of China extradited scammers from Bangladesh, Cambodia and the Philippines during 2018. Tensions with Taiwan stopped them from extraditing more.

Liars are using social media to spread myths about the way fraudsters take control of phone accounts.

The Q3 2018 DataVisor Fraud Index Report highlights a perennial problem with relying on historic data when searching for patterns.