To assist law enforcement agencies (LEAs) in gathering information on the activities, contacts, locations, behaviours and intentions of Subjects of Interest (SoI), communications service providers (CSPs) must comply with the lawful intercept mandates of their host nations.
In response to a lawfully authorised request, a CSP is required to intercept and copy the real-time communications of targeted SoIs, including voice, data, messages, email, faxes and then forward this data in the required format to the LEA controlled Law Enforcement Monitoring Facility (LEMF). This must be done in a secure and auditable way. At all times, CSPs must ensure protection of the data, ensure that no unauthorised user has access to it, and that only the correct, authorised data is ever provided in response to each individual LEA warrant.
LI is an essential tool in the LEAs fight against crime and terrorism. As CSP networks expand and adopt newer more complex technology, maintaining compliance to national requirements becomes increasingly challenging. For CSPs, the cost of LI must be borne as a cost of doing business. To prevent it becoming a cumbersome burden that side-lines resources and hinders normal business processes, it is prudent to partner with an LI expert who has a proven industry track record in LI, and can help them fulfil compliance requirements.
Helping CSPs comply seamlessly and efficiently
BAE Systems DataBridge is a core product in the BAE Systems Data Intelligence portfolio. We have over 30 years of experience working with CSPs to help them meet their regulatory obligations in a timely and efficient manner.
Upon receipt of an authorised warrant, DataBridge system operators use an intuitive web-based management interface to simplify and facilitate the configuration of CSP infrastructure to collect the required real-time content and metadata of targeted SoIs. The solution will manage the receipt of that data from the CSP’s network infrastructure, the formatting of the data according to LEA requirements, and the forwarding of the data to the appropriate LEMF. The solution facilitates effective management of LEA warrants and ensures an audit trail of activity.
- Cost efficiency – Our standards-based, cloud-native approach supports LI for all types of CSPs, from the largest global tier 1 carriers with more than 100 million subscribers, to a new and growing CSP.
- Secure by design – Built with security at its core, DataBridge is built and tested against CIS and OWASP security standards.
- Standards focused - The DataBridge product team actively work with the 3GPP, ETSI and ATIS standards bodies to ensure that our solution and roadmap is always relevant and consistently complies with the latest standards revision.
Functionality and features
DataBridge is built on a cloud native micro-service based architecture, supporting VNF and CNF deployment models for voice and data interception on all types of fixed and mobile network, including full and proven integration with the latest 5GSA architectures. It provides the following features:
To learn more about BAE Systems Databridge download the brochure below or contact us to speak with one of our experts
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Overview
To assist law enforcement agencies (LEAs) in gathering information on the activities, contacts, locations, behaviours and intentions of Subjects of Interest (SoI), communications service providers (CSPs) must comply with the lawful intercept mandates of their host nations.In response to a lawfully authorised request, a CSP is required to intercept and copy the real-time communications of targeted SoIs, including voice, data, messages, email, faxes and then forward this data in the required format to the LEA controlled Law Enforcement Monitoring Facility (LEMF). This must be done in a secure and auditable way. At all times, CSPs must ensure protection of the data, ensure that no unauthorised user has access to it, and that only the correct, authorised data is ever provided in response to each individual LEA warrant.LI is an essential tool in the LEAs fight against crime and terrorism. As CSP networks expand and adopt newer more complex technology, maintaining compliance to national requirements becomes increasingly challenging. For CSPs, the cost of LI must be borne as a cost of doing business. To prevent it becoming a cumbersome burden that side-lines resources and hinders normal business processes, it is prudent to partner with an LI expert who has a proven industry track record in LI, and can help them fulfil compliance requirements.
Helping CSPs comply seamlessly and efficiently
BAE Systems DataBridge is a core product in the BAE Systems Data Intelligence portfolio. We have over 30 years of experience working with CSPs to help them meet their regulatory obligations in a timely and efficient manner.Upon receipt of an authorised warrant, DataBridge system operators use an intuitive web-based management interface to simplify and facilitate the configuration of CSP infrastructure to collect the required real-time content and metadata of targeted SoIs. The solution will manage the receipt of that data from the CSP’s network infrastructure, the formatting of the data according to LEA requirements, and the forwarding of the data to the appropriate LEMF. The solution facilitates effective management of LEA warrants and ensures an audit trail of activity.
- Cost efficiency – Our standards-based, cloud-native approach supports LI for all types of CSPs, from the largest global tier 1 carriers with more than 100 million subscribers, to a new and growing CSP.
- Secure by design – Built with security at its core, DataBridge is built and tested against CIS and OWASP security standards.
- Standards focused - The DataBridge product team actively work with the 3GPP, ETSI and ATIS standards bodies to ensure that our solution and roadmap is always relevant and consistently complies with the latest standards revision.
Functionality and features
DataBridge is built on a cloud native micro-service based architecture, supporting VNF and CNF deployment models for voice and data interception on all types of fixed and mobile network, including full and proven integration with the latest 5GSA architectures. It provides the following features:To learn more about BAE Systems Databridge download the brochure below or contact us to speak with one of our experts
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UK MOD awards £89m contract to boost battlefield communications
The new five-year contract will see BAE Systems lead a consortium of trusted partners, including Kellogg, Brown and Root (KBR), PA Consulting and L3Harris, to design and manufacture a deployable tactical Wide Area Network (WAN) known as ‘Trinity’. -
BAE Systems technology to support European Space Agency mission to Jupiter’s icy moons
BAE Systems technology to track Juice on its voyage to uncover the secrets ocean worlds around Jupiter -
BAE Systems partners with Home Office to help identify national security risks at the UK border
£38 million contract secured to develop advanced risk analytics services -
Low Earth orbit satellite cluster to provide secure digital military intelligence from 2024
BAE Systems is set to launch its first multi-sensor satellite cluster into low Earth orbit in 2024* to deliver high-quality information and intelligence in real time from space to military customers. -
Introducing NetVIPR™ - a pioneering new military communications network
BAE Systems has unveiled its latest deployable networking product, NetVIPR™, which provides intelligent and secure military communication networks linking everything from small reconnaissance drones to combat vehicles, fighter jets, aircraft carriers or military commands. -
97% of UK high trust organisations face barriersto digital advantage
The report, Unlocking Digital Advantage in High Trust Sectors, looked at the challenges faced by over 120 senior IT and business decision-makers within the UK’s aerospace, government and defence organisations when it comes to using technology to gain an advantage -
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BAE Systems is partnering with Code First Girls, one of the largest providers of free coding courses for women in the UK, to sponsor its CFGdegree programme. -
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