Re: TICSA and lawful intercept

On Wed, Sep 6, 2017 at 4:35 PM, Dave Mill <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> An old page is here - https://web.archive.org/web/
> 20160328205455/http://www.release14.org/
>
>
This page from their previous website is a pretty good overview of the
solution -
https://web.archive.org/web/20160717204718/http://www.release14.org:80/product-view-front/openli/

The top 2 paragraphs are interesting..

"Being such a specific field surrounded with mystery and controversy,
Lawful Interception proved to be a very difficult project. Unlike all other
software solutions, documentation and community surrounding this particular
field is very scarce, and information is almost impossible to obtain
without proper connections or significant financial support.

Apart from this, there is only a handful of LI solution providers out
there, making huge profits and having the monopoly on this specific market.
The main tool of this apparent monopoly is a big effort to withhold the
freedom of information and portray Lawful Interception as an extremely
complicated solution. On top of that, operators are obliged by law to have
their networks provide LI functionality for Law Enforcement Agencies. We
have decided to put a stop to all this. Being in this world for some time
now, a decision has been made to release the first alternative ETSI
compliant Lawful Interception solution in the market."

Now they are gone.

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