Mobileum, a Silicon Valley-based analytics company, has successfully deployed its AI-powered fraud detection and risk management platform at Grameenphone, one of Bangladesh’s largest telecom operators. With this deployment, the company strengthens its position in telecom security while addressing the growing risks associated with 5G networks.
As telecom infrastructure rapidly evolves, operators face increasing challenges due to the scale and complexity of 5G ecosystems. Traditional analytics systems, which were not designed for such massive data volumes, often fail to process real-time network activity efficiently. Consequently, telecom providers remain exposed to advanced fraud tactics, including AI-driven scams, signaling vulnerabilities, and coordinated attacks across connected devices. This not only threatens revenue streams but also impacts customer trust.
To tackle these challenges, Mobileum introduces an integrated platform that unifies roaming, security, testing, network analytics, and risk management. Rather than treating these as separate functions, the platform enables operators to manage them holistically. As a result, telecom providers gain a comprehensive view of their network operations and can respond to threats more effectively.
Mike Salfity, CEO of Mobileum, highlighted the importance of this integrated approach. He stated, “Operators need integrated intelligence that reflects how their networks actually function,”. He further added, “Our advantage is that when the industry shifts, we shift faster.”
Moreover, Mobileum’s strong industry expertise plays a key role in its innovation. Many of its engineers and leaders come directly from telecom operator environments, allowing the company to design solutions that address real-world network challenges. This deep understanding has helped Mobileum build trust in a highly technical and competitive market.
In addition to fraud detection, Mobileum’s AI systems actively analyze, verify, and block scam and spam calls in real time. This capability is particularly crucial as robocalling, spoofing, and voice fraud continue to rise globally. In recognition of its efforts, Juniper Research has ranked Mobileum among the top global vendors in voice fraud prevention.
Furthermore, the platform extends beyond fraud mitigation to address revenue protection. It helps telecom operators detect revenue leakage, optimize roaming and wholesale costs, and improve network performance. At the same time, it enables better monetization of 5G and IoT services, ensuring operators can maximize returns from their investments.
Strategic partnerships further enhance Mobileum’s capabilities. For instance, its collaboration with NOHOLD focuses on transforming network data into actionable insights, helping enterprises unlock new revenue opportunities. Additionally, Mobileum’s GlobalRoamer platform has demonstrated its scalability during major global events such as UEFA Euro 2024 and the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. During these events, the platform enabled operators to detect congestion and resolve connectivity issues before they impacted millions of users.
Looking ahead, Mobileum aims to expand its role in shaping the future of telecom intelligence. Salfity emphasized this vision, stating, “Our vision is to serve as the intelligence layer that turns network innovation into business transformation,”.
Ultimately, as telecom operators navigate the complexities of 5G and beyond, Mobileum delivers a clear message: modern challenges require intelligent, AI-driven systems capable of matching the sophistication of emerging threats while ensuring seamless network performance.
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