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Attestation ≠ Authentication

Why Header Data Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story Let’s pull back the curtain on something that looks simple—but isn’t. Attestation labels (A, B, C) from the STIR/SHAKEN framework may offer a quick snapshot of a call’s trust level, but they don’t guarantee full authentication. These tags can be spoofed, allowing fraudulent calls to slip through […]

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Why Voice Traffic Surge Is Breaking Telecom Networks

There’s growth and then there’s a surge. In telecom, that difference matters more than ever. What used to be a steady climb in voice traffic has turned into an all-out flood, driven by AI bots, global call centers, hybrid workforces, and expanding cross-border telecom traffic. And while many networks are built to scale, few are […]

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The Hidden Costs of Broken Links in Telecommunications

What Every Operator Needs to Know For telecom operators, the stakes have never been higher. Customers demand flawless connectivity, regulators impose strict standards, and competition intensifies with every passing day. Yet, hidden challenges like dropped calls, routing errors, and telecom fraud quietly drain billions from the industry each year. These issues aren’t just operational headaches—they’re […]

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Top 7 Telecom Fraud Prevention Myths: Are These Misconceptions Putting Your Network at Risk?

Fraud prevention is a pressing concern for telecom companies, yet misconceptions often create barriers to addressing it effectively. Some assume fraud only targets big players, while others believe it’s too costly or complicated to implement. These myths leave vulnerabilities unchecked, exposing operators to potential losses, operational headaches, and damaged reputations. Let’s clear up these misconceptions […]