T-Mobile Opens Up on Its Cybersecurity Transformation in New Report

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• Phishing-related credential compromises among T-Mobile's people are down more than 99%; teams skipped pilots and multi-year rollouts and moved at a speed most companies wouldn't try because of the high stakes.

  60% confidence

• Over a recent 12-month period, T-Mobile observed a 37% increase in attempted intrusions, even as credential-based attempts decreased 35%.

  60% confidence

• Protecting customers is fundamental to T-Mobile, and the security of networks is a responsibility that extends beyond any single company.

  60% confidence

• T-Mobile saw over 99% fewer successful SIM swap attacks on customers.

  60% confidence

• Telecom networks are high-value targets for nation-state actors and criminals.

  60% confidence

• Two things were non-negotiable in the security overhaul: customers' wireless service had to keep working and stores had to keep opening.

  60% confidence

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