Utimaco LIMS enables fixed network operators to comply with national lawful interception requirements for both, voice over circuit-switched networks and for Internet access via broadband or dial-up links.
For
the surveillance of Internet access there is generally a choice between
active and passive interception methods. With active interception
available network elements like routers (typically edge routers) and
AAA servers provide capabilities to filter access information and
content of the communication of a person under surveillance. Passive
methods on the other hand rely on additional filters (probes) that are
integrated into the operator’s network to passively intercept all
relevant data independent of the commercial services. In some cases a
combination of active and passive methods provide the best results or
is the only solution feasible.
Utimaco LIMS™ supports a large
variety of active and passive interception access points and can be
flexibly adapted to individual network configurations and regulatory
demands.
Voice interception in circuit-switched networks (ISDN, POTS) typically makes use of integrated interception capabilities of the telephone switches. Utimaco has implemented interfaces to voice switches of various leading vendors inclusive Siemens, Nokia, Ericsson, and others.