Staying one step ahead: telco security in 2025
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The security threat landscape in the telecoms and broader technology sectors is evolving more rapidly than ever. In today’s digital world, security threats are a persistent reality.
This report marks GSMA Intelligence’s second comprehensive assessment of cybersecurity risks facing telecoms organisations. It identifies the most significant cyberthreats currently impacting telcos worldwide, how the threat landscape and industry readiness have shifted over the past year, and the strategies and tools that operators are adopting to strengthen their defences. Alongside headline data points, the report highlights key best practices and actionable recommendations that can help further enhance security measures across the industry.
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