Symmetry Joins Forces with TUFF to Combat Telecoms Fraud
Symmetry gets TUFFer on telco fraud
For 30 years, TUFF has been a shining light in the dark world of telecoms fraud. As a member, Symmetry is joining forces with TUFF and our industry peers to continue to innovate and fight fraud head on.
Symmetry, a leading provider of telecoms business and data assurance solutions, is proud to announce its membership with TUFF (Telecommunications UK Fraud Forum). By joining TUFF, Symmetry reinforces its commitment to safeguarding the telecommunications industry from the ever-evolving threat of fraud.
TUFF brings together stakeholders from across the telecoms sector, including operators, anti-fraud organizations, regulators, law enforcement and fellow experts, to share knowledge and collaborate on innovative ways to combat telecom fraud. Through this partnership, Symmetry aims to contribute its deep experience in telco fraud prevention, detection and management, including its advanced solutions like PRISM and DEFEND services, which mitigate fraud risks for everyone across the telecommunications environment irrespective of the technologies or vendors deployed.
"Telecoms fraud is an industry-wide challenge, and we believe that by working together, we can make a meaningful difference,” said Dean Smith, COO at Symmetry. “Our involvement with TUFF allows us to engage directly with other experts to develop smarter, more effective strategies for protecting operators and their customers."
By working alongside industry peers within TUFF, Symmetry will help create a safer and more resilient telecoms ecosystem, promoting a collective approach to fighting fraud and ensuring a secure future for operators and customers alike. "We are excited to welcome Symmetry to TUFF," said Andy Beet, Chairman of TUFF. "Their commitment to fighting fraud aligns perfectly with our mission to build a more secure and trustworthy telecoms ecosystem. We look forward to working with them to achieve our shared goals."
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