Thefastmode T-Mobile Reports Major Cybersecurity Improvements Amid Rising Threats
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- •T-Mobile reduced phishing-related credential compromises by over 99%.
- •The company observed a 37% increase in attempted intrusions in the past year.
- •T-Mobile implemented a passwordless system and zero trust architecture within six months.
T-Mobile has published a report detailing its cybersecurity transformation, highlighting a more than 99% reduction in phishing-related credential compromises and successful SIM swap attacks. The report, titled 'Advancing Cybersecurity at T-Mobile,' outlines changes made to the security program in response to increasing threats from nation-state actors and financially motivated criminals. Over the past year, T-Mobile experienced a 37% increase in attempted intrusions, despite a 35% decrease in credential-based attacks. The company has implemented passwordless authentication using FIDO2 hardware security keys and biometric ID verification to enhance security. T-Mobile's zero trust architecture was deployed in just six months, blocking over 6 million online threats since its launch. The report aims to inform customers and partners about the ongoing efforts to secure telecommunications infrastructure.
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