In this episode of The Fast Mode Podcasts, Tara Neal speaks with Chris Volz, Director of the Crisis Response Team at Verizon Frontline. They discuss how:

- Verizon Frontline’s dedicated Crisis Response Team provides 24/7 technical assistance and communications support to first responders, including during emergencies and large-scale public events

- Close collaboration with public safety agencies, joint training exercises and more than 3,000 dedicated network assets help the team prepare for and respond to a wide range of crises

- 5G standalone network slicing provides dedicated bandwidth for mission-critical public safety applications, including body cameras, drones and mobile surveillance systems

- Reliable, resilient connectivity enables first responders to focus on their life-saving missions, with Verizon Frontline helping ensure they can access and transmit critical data when it matters most

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In this episode of The Fast Mode Podcasts, Tara Neal speaks with Charles van de Walt, Head of Security Research, Orange Cyberdefense, and Philip Lee, Head of Orange Cyberdefense for APAC. They discuss how:

- Geopolitical tensions are reshaping the cybersecurity threat landscape, with technology increasingly becoming a target, weapon and lever of influence

- The rapid adoption of AI is shifting the balance between attackers and defenders, while introducing new challenges around trust, control, governance and AI as an attack surface

- Digital sovereignty, cloud dependency and fragmented technology supply chains are driving organisations to rethink resilience, agility and how they manage technology risk

- Cyber resilience requires a broader, ecosystem-wide approach spanning data, infrastructure, suppliers and trusted relationships

Juan Carlos Ortiz, Director of Solutions Sales Engineering at TNS discusses:

1. Why energy management has become one of the telecom industry's biggest challenges, as AI puts enormous pressure on energy consumption and operating costs

2. Why operators struggle to make smarter planning and energy management decisions despite of having access to enormous amounts of network data

3. How TNS is using the Common Language framework to help CSPs overcome these challenges

4. What broader business value Common Language delivers for operators, beyond reducing energy consumption

5. Where he sees the telecom industry heading and what role Common Language will play as AI adoption continues to accelerate

To learn more, visit tnsi.com