December 21, 2020
published at 9:00 AMACN Newswire
LONDON, Dec 21, 2020 - (ACN Newswire) - Subex, a pioneer in the space of Digital Trust, announced a partnership with Telefonica, one of the largest mobile network providers in the world, to provide the latest version of ROC Fraud Management. As part of the engagement, the operator will be deploying Subex s ROC Fraud Management, to all opcos in Telefonica s Hispam unit: Argentina, Chile, Venezuela, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, and Colombia.
Telefonica is widely recognized as one of the most innovative companies on the digital front, by consistently providing its customers with trusted and secure new-age offerings. As a torchbearer of combatting fraud, Telefonica was keen to find the right partner that would enable them to transcend from fraud detection and management to a proactive fraud prevention approach.
Telefonica Partners With Subex for Next-Gen Fraud Prevention ACN Newswire
2020-12-21
LONDON, Dec 21, 2020 - (ACN Newswire) - Subex, a pioneer in the space of Digital Trust, announced a partnership with Telefonica, one of the largest mobile network providers in the world, to provide the latest version of ROC Fraud Management. As part of the engagement, the operator will be deploying Subex s ROC Fraud Management, to all opcos in Telefonica s Hispam unit: Argentina, Chile, Venezuela, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, and Colombia.
Telefonica is widely recognized as one of the most innovative companies on the digital front, by consistently providing its customers with trusted and secure new-age offerings. As a torchbearer of combatting fraud, Telefonica was keen to find the right partner that would enable them to transcend from fraud detection and management to a proactive fraud prevention approach.
Subex Ltd.: Telefonica Partners With Subex for Next-Gen Fraud Prevention
Will deploy ROC Fraud Management to all opcos in Telefonica s Hispam unit
London, United Kingdom (Newsfile Corp. - December 21, 2020) - Subex, a pioneer in the space of Digital Trust, announced a partnership with Telefónica, one of the largest mobile network providers in the world, to provide the latest version of ROC Fraud Management. As part of the engagement, the operator will be deploying Subex s ROC Fraud Management, to all opcos in Telefónica s Hispam unit: Argentina, Chile, Venezuela, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, and Colombia.
Telefónica is widely recognized as one of the most innovative companies on the digital front, by consistently providing its customers with trusted and secure new-age offerings. As a torchbearer of combatting fraud, Telefónica was keen to find the right partner that would enable them to transcend from fraud detection and management to a proactive fraud prevention approach
Telefónica, Subex team up for fraud prevention Monday 21 December 2020 12:57 CET | News
Operations support systems provider Subex has announced a partnership with Telefónica, a mobile network provider, to offer the latest version of ROC Fraud Management.
The operator will be deploying Subex s ROC Fraud Management to all opcos in Telefónica s Hispam unit: Argentina, Chile, Venezuela, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, and Colombia.
Telefónica can leverage the solution s Big Data Hadoop architecture to reduce fraud detection time, facilitate scalability, and ease integration with Telefónica s local data lakes. The solution will enable Telefónica to reduce the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), owing to its open source capabilities, and its low hardware footprint. In addition, the company can leverage the AI/ML and Signaling Intelligence capabilities of ROC Fraud Management to detect and prevent traditional and new-age frauds across voice, data, and digital services.
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