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How T-Mobile is revamping its tech security
Following last year's highly-publicized data and network breaches, wireless vendor and telcom provider T-Mobile took action to ensure that it would never happen again. The vendor mapped out a a new asset protection division at the heartbeat of a new revamped security program in which all security issues and solutions now fall under a security leader. It's going to take about three years to pull together, but T-Mobile tech leaders are confident they're taking the right approach and that the internal business reorganization effort around tech security will provide the deep defense required against today's hackers.
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