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Trust Center Updates
T-Mobile has earned ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification for its artificial intelligence governance program, including its IntentCX platform.
ISO/IEC 42001 is the world’s first international standard for Artificial Intelligence Management Systems, providing a framework for overseeing AI, managing related risks and supporting continuous improvement. The standard helps ensure AI is used responsibly at T-Mobile to better safeguard customers, employees and business operations. As part of the certification process, independent auditors evaluated T-Mobile’s AI governance program and confirmed that effective controls are in place and subject to ongoing oversight.
As AI continues to transform customer experiences and business operations, T-Mobile remains focused on deploying it securely and responsibly. The certification reflects T-Mobile’s commitment to building trust through transparency, accountability and independent validation of its security and governance programs. See more here.
The nation’s leading communications companies have established the Communications Cybersecurity Information Sharing and Analysis Center, known as C2 ISAC. Read the entire article here.
Discover how T-Mobile scaled SaaS security with Obsidian to gain centralized visibility across 100+ tenants, reduce manual work, and maintain proactive protection. Read the entire article here.
Deutsche Telekom partnered with Bugcrowd to host its first-ever Bug Bash, a week-long event at its headquarters in Bonn, Germany, where nine of the world’s top security researchers gathered to test 5G equipment within a controlled, closed-network environment. Read the entire article here.
Centers enable T‑Mobile to better protect customers and their data, showcase Un-carrier innovation and keep them connected when it matters most. Read more here.