# DFS Security Recommendations

The ITU DFS Security Recommendations provide a framework for regulators, telcos, and DFS providers to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of digital financial services. 

The recommendations are as follows

1. [**Recommendations for regulators to mitigate SS7 vulnerabilities**](https://itu.gitbook.io/ss7-vulnerability-security-controls/)**:** Details on the recommendations for DFS regulators and mobile network operators to mitigate the effects of SS7 vulnerabilities. 
2. [**Security recommendations to protect against DFS SIM risks and SIM swap fraud**](https://itu.gitbook.io/sim-swap-threats/)**:** Guidance and recommendations for regulators and providers to mitigate SIM vulnerabilities 
3. [**Template for a Model MOU between a Telecommunications Regulator and Central Bank on Digital Financial Services Security**](https://itu.gitbook.io/mou-between-telco-reg-and-central-bank-for-security/)**:** Includes clauses that address the security of DFS that regulators should consider for adoption or incorporate into existing MOUs.
4. [**Mobile Application Security Best practices**](https://itu.gitbook.io/mobile-payment-application-security-best-practices/)**:** best practices for mobile financial services application security that DFS regulators can adopt as guidelines. 
5. [**DFS consumer competency framework**](broken://spaces/6RbDmFE5Su0k8zNM8mF0): The DFS Consumer Competency Framework provides guidance to policymakers, national regulators, and DFS providers when developing consumer awareness and literacy programmes as part of the DFS/financial inclusion strategy.


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