News Roundup

A quick roundup of the news in Telecoms | Week #29

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Allot Selected by Major Asian Telecom Operator to Provide DNS Secure Cybersecurity 

Allot Ltd., a leading global provider of network intelligence and security solutions, has been chosen by a Tier-1 telecom operator in Asia with over 50 million customers to offer Allot DNS Secure. The service provides cybersecurity threat protection and parental control features to mobile customers, initially targeting postpaid users with potential expansion to high-value customers. Allot will receive a recurring monthly fee based on actual users. DNS Secure offers frictionless protection against cybersecurity threats by blocking malicious internet domains and enables parental control for website access management.

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Digital Locations Aims to Deliver High-Speed Internet to Smartphones Globally

Digital Locations has unveiled its revolutionary technology that directly connects smartphones worldwide to high-speed Internet from satellites. The company’s tech team at Florida International University (FIU) is primarily focused on solving the device side challenges, including limited power and small antennas, hindering satellite connectivity to smartphones. CEO Rich Berliner emphasized the need for high-speed Internet access rather than just text messages and voice calls. The breakthrough solution for smartphones is expected to pave the way for advanced satellite antennas, promising significant commercial success for Digital Locations.

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Veeam Integrates Backup Solutions for Microsoft 365 to Enhance Data Protection 

Veeam, the leading Data Protection and Ransomware Recovery provider, announces the integration of Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 with Microsoft’s new 365 Backup, providing customers and partners with enhanced backup, recovery, ransomware protection, and business continuity capabilities. Veeam plans to utilize this integration to deliver innovative features, ensuring fast and reliable access to critical data for businesses. With over 15 million users already protected, Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 offers the industry’s best recovery point objectives and recovery options. The integration is expected to be available within 90 days of Microsoft 365 Backup’s launch.

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Verizon Demonstrates Innovative Point-to-Multipoint Internet Solution 

Verizon successfully showcases a groundbreaking proof of concept in Texas, unveiling a new multi-unit internet solution using mmWave spectrum. Tailored for multi dwelling units (MDUs) and distributed enterprise campuses, this architecture leverages Verizon’s mmWave spectrum, fiber infrastructure, and Intelligent Edge infrastructure for secure and reliable multipoint connections. By reducing costs and complexities associated with individual fiber connections, this technology opens up possibilities for providing broadband to various locations efficiently. Verizon is advancing the technology further and completing RFPs for specialized radio access equipment, aiming to revolutionize internet connectivity for high rises and multi-unit facilities.

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Critical Infrastructure Faces Environmental Challenges Amplifying Cybersecurity Risks

Over 80% of U.S. critical infrastructure organizations report that environmental challenges hinder their efforts to protect vital systems and data, according to Bridewell’s research. Climate change and cybersecurity threats are increasingly interlinked, with 91% of security leaders foreseeing sustainable technologies becoming a new pathway for cyberattacks in five years. Inadequate understanding and management of “green” technologies leave organizations vulnerable, as 49% lack C-suite comprehension of cyber threats arising from sustainability initiatives. Extreme weather events exacerbate concerns, with 25% experiencing climate-related damages to infrastructure, and 22% witnessing economic stress from climate change fueling cybercrime.

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