T‑Mobile Unveils New Cyber Defense and Executive Briefing Centers

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At T-Mobile, our customers trust us to keep their information secure, and that’s a responsibility we take seriously. We’re committed to maintaining the highest standards of cybersecurity, and we continue to invest in and enhance our measures to safeguard our technologies, processes, systems and teams. As part of our dedication to cybersecurity best practices, we’ve made our security documents available for you here on our Trust Center, including T-Mobile’s ISO 27001 certification, SOC 2 audit reports and more.

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T‑Mobile Unveils New Cyber Defense and Executive Briefing Centers

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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.

CLEAR, T-Mobile Modernize Workforce Identity Verification to Strengthen Enterprise Security

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T-Mobile rolled out CLEAR1 to enhance identity verification processes for employees and other team members, adding a fast, secure, and scalable biometric MFA layer across its operations. Get the full story here.

T-Mobile Boosts Cyber Defenses with Zscaler to Increase Safeguards for App and Internet Access

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T-Mobile continues to strengthen its security posture by adopting Zscaler’s cutting-edge solutions, reinforcing safe access to applications and the internet. Get the full story here

Yubico and T-Mobile Deploy Phishing-Resistant YubiKeys

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T-Mobile rolled out phishing-resistant, modern passwordless authentication with device-bound passkeys.
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T-Mobile Bug Bounty Program Makes Allies Out of Adversaries

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In the world of cybersecurity, hackers are considered adversaries, but T-Mobile's bug bounty program flips the script and partners with them as allies. Ethical hackers are paid to find and report security vulnerabilities in T-Mobile's systems. This helps T-Mobile to identify and fix problems before they can be exploited by cybercriminals. The program has also helped T-Mobile to learn about new hacking techniques and how to better secure its systems.

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