Complying with the EU’s New Lawful Intercept Regulation: Delivering IP Communications Traceability
“Lawful Intercept” is poised to create a whole range of obligations and challenges for service providers
Download as PDFThe new EU Directive mandates that all communication traffic data must be collected for a period between 6 and 24 months. “Lawful Intercept”, as it is known, is poised to create a whole range of obligations and challenges for service providers.
All of this creates a major balancing act for operators who will have to deal with all of the following:
- Many sources of information and very large volumes of data
- Quickly changing markets and a need to modify and launch value-added services quickly
- Demand for new IP services and maintenance of legacy mediation
- Mergers and acquisitions — operating and/or integrating multiple networks
- Avoid impacting the quality of service
- Protection of users’ privacy
Partnering with Narus and Teradata, Capgemini offers a solution that can fit all regulators’ requirements within the necessary timescale. Crucially it also does more, delivering on new opportunities that arise from the changes.
