Optus outage likely to force changes at telcos
The Optus outage is likely to change the way telecommunications companies operate once the government releases its response… Source link
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Optus outage likely to force changes at telcos
The Optus outage is likely to change the way telecommunications companies operate once the government releases its response… Source link
Optus outage likely to force changes at telcos
The Optus outage is likely to change the way telecommunications companies operate once the government releases its response… Source link
Optus outage likely to force changes at telcos
The Optus outage is likely to change the way telecommunications companies operate once the government releases its response… Source link
Optus outage likely to force changes at telcos
The Optus outage is likely to change the way telecommunications companies operate once the government releases its response… Source link
Optus outage likely to force changes at telcos
The Optus outage is likely to change the way telecommunications companies operate once the government releases its response… Source link
Optus outage likely to force changes at telcos
The Optus outage is likely to change the way telecommunications companies operate once the government releases its response to a review on the network failure. Source link
Optus head of networks resigns months after lengthy outage in Australia
He departs months after CEO resigned following the outage Source link
Optus pays $1.5m fine after ACMA investigation
“All telcos need to have systems in place that ensure they are meeting their obligations, including having robust oversight and assurance processes for third-party suppliers.” Yorke said that if Optus fails to further comply it could face action in the Federal Court, which can order penalties of up to $10 million per breach. The investigation … Read more
Optus forced to pay $1.5 million fine over ‘public safety breach’
Optus has been ordered to pay a whopping $1.5 million fine after Australia’s media watchdog said the telco committed a “large-scale public safety breach”. The company didn’t upload the data of close to 200,000 customers to a critical database used by police, fire and ambulance services to find people during an emergency such as a … Read more