The US mobile operator is running out of assets to sell and staff to cut.

If found guilty, the former CFO and former Chief of Delivery each face a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.

British retailers are doing an excellent job of protecting the public and Walmart has improved greatly, but be wary of cheap networked products sold on Amazon.

Enterprise customers including banks and payment providers want mobile services that are more secure and more suited to their requirements.

The rulers of mainland China are continuing to ramp up the number of intrusions into Taiwan's communications infrastructure ahead of a potential invasion or blockade.

Readers may recognize an orange converter used to power one of the rogue base stations, and other similarities with crimes committed around the world.

The new series on reversing revenue decline in telcos continues with input from Andrew Thomson, SVP Digital Enablement at Beyond Now and Distinguished Fellow at the TM Forum.

We have 60 days to change how open source fraud intelligence is collated on a global level.

Telcos and police are forced to chase SMS blasters worldwide because the internet is dominated by businesses which do not stop the sale of equipment used for crime.

The deal leaves Netcracker and Amdocs as the only two big players in the telco BSS market.

Our measures of networked crime are bullshit.

Anatel, the Brazilian telecoms regulator, upset consumer protection bodies by flip-flopping on a rule that forced telemarketing calls to use the 0303 range.