Quantum Hacking, Job Cuts, and Measuring Fraud: Commsrisk Show Episode 5
Ian Deakin of the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions explained why quantum computers threaten comms providers.
Brazil’s Unique Way of Tackling Spam Calls: Commsrisk Show Episode 4
Gustavo Borges and Sami Benakouche of Brazilian regulator Anatel explained the country’s radical plan for reducing unwanted calls.
Signaling Firewalls, Network Resilience and Teenage SIM Swappers: Commsrisk Show Episode 3
Are we building too much upon the insecure foundations of our networks? Failures can occur by both accident and design.
Prosecutor Boasts of “Potential Fines in the Billions” But Actual Fine for Robocaller Is Just $5,000
Todd Rokita wants journalists to know about his robocall victories, but he might not want them reviewing his old press releases.
A2P Message Registries, International Call Validation and AI Language Models: Commsrisk Show Episode 2
New tech makes it harder to trust what we read and hear, and methods that are supposed to increase trust are under fire too.
Rapid Pace of Change Highlighted as The Commsrisk Show Begins a New Season
Risk managers should learn from mistakes. It is easier to learn from mistakes if we are allowed to laugh at them.
7 Reasons to Watch The Communications Risk Show
We put a lot into our weekly webcasts so you will get a lot out. Our new 15-week season begins on Wednesday, August 23. Join us for every show at tv.commsrisk.com.
Gamers Humiliate Magazine that Used AI to Create Articles Based on Their Social Media Posts
Trusting the words you are reading means trusting the person behind them.
Do Americans Receive More than 33 Million Scam Robocalls a Day?
This statistic was repeated last week by the most widely-circulated newspaper in the USA, but it is flawed in many ways.
Why Commsrisk Must Become More Political
The 24/7 news cycle encourages politicians and regulators to adopt quick-fix solutions that generate favorable publicity, irrespective of whether they might work.