FCC proposes overhaul of voice service provider regulations to fight illegal calls
The FCC unanimously voted to move forward with proposed rulemaking to impose stronger “know your customer” requirements on voice service ...
Tag: Telecommunications infrastructure
ABA supports issuance of ‘know your customer’ proposal for originating providers
ABA expressed its support for FCC Chairman Brendan Carr’s decision to schedule a vote on issuing a proposal that would ...
ABA commends FCC enforcement action targeting bank impersonation calls
ABA commended the FCC for proposing to impose a forfeiture on U.S. voice service provider Voxbeam Telecommunications for transmitting foreign-originated ...
ABA outlines national strategies for fighting fraud, scams
ABA presented lawmakers with a national blueprint for fighting fraud and scams, which included requiring telecommunications and social media companies ...
ABA highlights fraud data, polling as FCC considers strengthening numbering policies
ABA expressed support for the FCC’s decision to schedule a vote on March 26 on whether it should issue a ...
Nebraska lawmakers consider bills to require social media, telecoms to mitigate fraud
Banks have long been on the front lines of protecting customers from fraud, but they can’t do it alone, and ...
ABA, consumer group urge action by voice service providers to combat fraud
ABA joined other industry trade groups and a consumer rights organization in urging the FCC to require voice service providers ...
FCC advances ABA-backed calling rule reforms
The Federal Communications Commission vote to issue a notice of proposed rulemaking that would adopt several ABA requests to modernize ...
ABA urges FCC to modernize calling rules, strengthen fraud protections
ABA is urging the FCC to issue a notice of proposed rulemaking that would adopt several ABA requests to modernize ...
Australia sees scam losses drop after banks adopt voluntary standards
Australia has had success in fighting financial fraud by embracing a voluntary system in which banks agree to take steps ...
