Mobile connectivity is central to modern economies and societies. It enables communication, access to information and public services, and economic participation.
As digital dependency increases, so does exposure to cyber threats, posing serious risks not only for individuals, businesses, and governments, but for society as a whole.
Ensuring safe and secure mobile networks is therefore not merely a technical concern but a requirement for trust and safety in a digitally connected world
This report explores how cybersecurity regulations shape mobile operators’ ability to defend against evolving threats. It highlights the costs, challenges, and opportunities that regulation creates, and shows how well-designed policies can strengthen resilience while poorly designed ones increase risk.
