Fraud and Security Group #21

Start: Tuesday 2 November 2021

End: Thursday 4 November 2021

Location: Virtual Event

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The next Fraud and Security Group meeting (FASG#21) will take place virtually between 2-4 November 2021 and will run over multiple sessions to facilitate participation by members in different time zones.

Fraud and Security Open Session

Join GSMA and industry experts on Thursday, 4 November, 15:00-17:00 GMT, who will discuss topics relating to the meeting theme: Scams, Shams and Spam, and the Implications for Telecoms Fraud and Security Managers.

This is an open session and you do not need to be a GSMA member to attend.

View the agenda for this session:

Time	Item
15:00 -15:05	Session opening – FASG Chair + Welcome to non-GSMA members
15:05 – 15:45	Tackling Scams for Consumers: Katie Lips, Head of Digital & Scams Policy & Rebecca Fearnley, Head of Advice Services, Insight & Impact, Which? The Which? Strategic approach to scams How we undertake investigations and build our evidence (with case studies) How we empower consumers Consumers are not the weakest link Why we also need a holistic policy approach
15:45 – 16:20	Should the Communications Service Provider (CSP) be responsible for providing secure broadband? – Itay Glick, VP Cyber Security Product Management, Allot Allot research shows that consumers a) are concerned about cybersecurity, b) believe that their CSP should be responsible for providing protection and c) are willing to pay for those services. Pressure from government bodies is also growing to get mobile and fixed broadband operators to provide cybersecurity protection to their customers. What’s more, CSPs are positioned well to provide such services and can profit from the delivery of inexpensive cybersecurity services for consumers to protect against viruses, trojans, phishing and ransomware attacks and other types of cyber threats. Knowing all that, we raise the question of whether the CSP should be expected to provide secure broadband and whether there could be guidance from the GSMA to encourage these actions.
16:20 – 17:00	The Telecoms Industry faces Major Regulatory Challenges in relation to Cyber Security: What can they learn from the banks – John Strand, CEO, Strand Consult What mobile operators can learn from how banks became responsible for anti-money laundering The cybersecurity value chain and the role of the telecom industry Case studies: EU’s 5G tool box; US FCC equipment authorisations The opportunity for the telecoms industry to recognise and prepare for the new reality.
17:00	Wrap-up & meeting close – FASG Chair

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