Let G2K Labs Help You Understand How We Address Lawful Intercept 5G Technology Concerns
It is vital to Understand how the technology landscape has changed, how it evolved retrospectively, and how technology is moving forward.
G2K Labs Calls This the Intercept Subject’s Access as a Service Functionality (ISAaaS)
In a cloud environment, there is no single way LI capability is provided. It is sometimes necessary that multiple parties not only to gain access to the “as a Service” data stream but to also correlate location services for the Intercept Services (LBS or E911 prevailing).
G2K Labs’s LIMA LI 5G Platform rises to this “Mediation” challenge by proving a cloud, rather than core environment, that is modular and customizable to address direct interface / mediation with the Intercept Subject’s current access service (ISaaS).
G2K Labs Provides Solutions to LI Challenges Created by This Technology Evolution
In cloud language, the services are referred to as “Something as a Service”. For example, they can be:
· Communication as a Service (CaaS)
· Data as a Service (DaaS)
· Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
· Network as a Service (NaaS)
· Platform as a Service (PaaS)
· Software as a Service (SaaS)
· Virtual Desktop as a Service (VaaS), etc.
To Intercept a Subject In a non-cloud environment, an Intercept Subject is identified in several ways, for example:
· Telephone Number.
· SIP/TEL Uniform Resource Identifier (URI).
· Media Access Control (MAC) Address, International Mobile Station Equipment Identity (IMEI).
· International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI).
· Static IP Address.
For some LI cases, even a network resource may be identified as the Intercept Subject (e.g., Conference URI).
In a cloud environment, an Intercept Subject may have to be identified for lawful interception purposes through the identities used by the Intercept subject to log in to the cloud-based service. In most situations, this could be a user ID. In some situations, it can also be the telephone number or SIP/TEL URI or even the IP address.
