Conversations about telecommunications security often revolve around technical solutions like firewalls, encryption, and zero-trust architectures designed to keep digital threats at bay.
The reality facing communication service providers, though, is far more complex: sophisticated nation-state actors are seamlessly bypassing safeguards, with AI tools helping to accelerate attack speeds to terabit scale.
A growing body of research from industry leaders reveals troubling gaps in operator preparedness, while security practitioners share hard-won lessons from the trenches of cyber defense.
In this supplement, we take a comprehensive look at the state of cybersecurity in the wake of major attacks. Giacomo Lee investigates the aftermath of the Salt Typhoon attacks, speaking with industry analysts from EY and Nokia about why only 7% of operators feel prepared for the next wave of nation-state intrusions.
Ben Wodecki explores how AI has evolved from a theoretical threat to a potentially operational weapon in the arsenals of state-sponsored hackers, tracing real campaigns from Russia's GRU to Chinese espionage operations.
Meanwhile, Danny Palmer examines two critical defense strategies: the journey from zero-trust buzzword to practical implementation, and how AI-powered security operations centers are finally enabling defenders to operate at machine speed.
Featuring insights from CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Nokia's Threat Intelligence team, and Red Canary, this supplement combines real-world deployment experiences with comprehensive industry data to deliver the actionable intelligence security leaders need.
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