Could Telcos Securely Run Their Networks in Public Clouds?
ETSI standard TS 103 457 could be used to limit access to sensitive network functions running on public clouds.
Eric Priezkalns
Commsrisk Top Ten for March 2019
There were three big stories that especially grabbed the attention of readers last month.
Interpreting Huawei’s Failed UK Security Audit
The Huawei Cyber Security Evaluation Centre (HCSEC) found that a USD2bn initiative has not resolved the security issues identified in their 2018 report.
Heavy Hitters Feature in First Draft Agendas for RAG’s Bonn and Toronto Conferences
With almost three months before they begin, RAG has already confirmed some of the best-known speakers for their events.
17 Years of Prison for UK TV Pirates; Spanish Police Leads ‘Big Hit’ on Euro Pirate Servers
Copyright infringement is not a victimless crime, and the heavy hand of the law is being used to keep it in check.
AT&T and Comcast Connect SHAKEN/STIR Call across Their Networks
The US telcos were able to authenticate the digital signature that proves the source of a call that originated on another network.
Why Is Africa in Love with GVG’s RA Audits?
The corruption of African journalism has consequences for the regulation of telecoms providers.
Making Cryptocurrency Secure
There are ways to improve the security surrounding of cryptocurrency, but legislators cannot fathom them.
TUFF Issues Apology for Commsrisk Copyright Breach
The Telecommunications UK Fraud Forum (TUFF) has promised to cover intellectual property rights in future versions of their training courses.
Why RAG Will Not Hold a London Conference in 2019
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.