Disconnected: How Innovation in Telecoms Can Disrupt Scam Outreach

Stimson Center· June 22, 2026

The Stimson Center has released a report titled "Disconnected," which explores how technological innovation within the telecommunications sector can be leveraged to combat scam outreach. The report highlights the growing threat of fraudulent communications and the role of network providers in mitigating these risks. This development is significant for the industry as it emphasizes the shift toward proactive security measures and the potential for new standards in consumer protection.

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