Sector · Telecommunications
Named as critical infrastructure, holding call and location data attackers actively target.
Telecoms operators are directly in scope for NIS2 and the UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill as designated essential services, while also holding call records, location data and billing information that make them a constant target. A recent CNIL fine against a major telecom operator for weak security controls following a breach shows regulators are watching this sector closely.
Questions worth asking yourself
Five questions telecommunications teams rarely have a clean answer to
If any of these make you pause, that pause is the gap Praeferre exists to close.
USE CASE 01
“Could you produce evidence of 24-hour incident notification readiness if a regulator tested it tomorrow?”
See how — GRC AutomationUSE CASE 02
“Do your network equipment and managed service providers meet the security bar NIS2 expects of you?”
See how — Third-Party Risk ManagementUSE CASE 03
“Is customer call and location data ever finding its way into AI tools your support teams use?”
See how — AI Data Leak ProtectionUSE CASE 04
“When did an independent team last try to breach your customer-facing billing and account systems?”
See how — Penetration TestingUSE CASE 05
“If a data subject asked what call data you hold on them, could you answer within the statutory window?”
See how — DPO as a ServiceStart your compliance journey
See what Praeferre would surface in your environment
A short discovery call is enough to map which of these questions are already answered — and which aren't.