Did you miss any big stories last month? These were the Commsrisk articles that received most attention during September.

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Our agenda will address the convergence of fintech and telecoms, A2P SMS fraud, assurance for streaming services, distributed ledger technology, the cloudification of billing, profitability analytics and the transition from communications service providers to digital service providers

US logistics business Teltech Group wants to help small telcos track and destroy their Huawei and ZTE gear.

The unlawful distribution of copyrighted content consumes almost a quarter of all internet bandwidth. Comms providers should automate the discovery of piracy on their networks.

Thomas Tschersich believes the key to realizing security by design is to turn security functions from cost centers into sources of value.

The specialist testing business reports a relative increase in underbilling errors compared to statistics they published in 2019.

A flagship Xiaomi 5G phone includes software that censors phrases like 'free Tibet' whilst Huawei users are at risk from malicious apps.

Combining analytics with software as a service led to an explosion in the number of disparate data repositories maintained by companies.

Researchers discovered a method to compromise Apple devices by attaching bogus GIF files to a message.

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Muhammad Fahd bribed AT&T insiders like Marc Sapatin to unlock handsets and infect the operator's systems with malware.