4 Ways Blockchains Will Help Communications Providers to Manage Their Risks
Blockchains will reduce interconnect disputes, stop scams, ensure regulatory compliance of suppliers and exchange fraud intelligence.
Blockchains will reduce interconnect disputes, stop scams, ensure regulatory compliance of suppliers and exchange fraud intelligence.
There has been a tremendous response to the Risk & Assurance Group’s first fraud inventory for comms providers but our industry must be even more united if we are to defeat fraud.
SORAMITSU are experts at creating blockchains that are secure and scalable whilst supporting tokenization and permissioned access.
Businesses like Whatsapp are intentionally using the A-number of calls that are not connected as a free mechanism for passing data to apps on a user’s phone.
Our new round-up includes a telco that failed to block a large wangiri attack despite implementing an anti-wangiri blocking system.
If Belgium’s phone users are expected to report suspicious phone numbers then telcos should do the same.
iBasis is the third largest carrier of international voice traffic and a member of the RAG anti-wangiri intelligence network.
If you are aware of a stronger conference agenda aimed at risk professionals working for comms providers then please let us know.
Telcos connecting to the RAG Wangiri Blockchain can now be notified when their numbers are used for fraudulent calls to other networks.
A medical emergency teaches a lesson about priorities and why facts matter more than what we want to believe.