Know who sent it before you read it.
Check the sender ID, the origin network and the identity behind every message before its content is parsed.
- Checked first
- Before parsing
- Under 50 ms
- Per decision
- No rerouting
- Passive taps
The sender is checked before the text is read.
Passive taps mirror SS7 and SMPP traffic with no routing change. Sender ID, origin network and identity are validated before the message is analysed.
- 1TapPassive taps mirror the traffic. No routing change.
- 2ValidateChecked firstSender ID, origin network and identity are checked before parsing.
- 3AnalyzeThe message text and links are inspected.
- 4ActPolicy allows, blocks or flags each message.
Illustrative
Three things, every message.
The sender ID, the network the message came from and the identity behind it are checked together, before any content is parsed.
- 1Sender IDAlphanumeric or numeric originator
- 2Origin networkWhere the message entered
- 3IdentityWho is registered behind it
- Sender ID
- BANK-SEC
- Origin network
- Network C · SMPP bind 04
- Identity
- No registered owner
- Reputation
- No history
One character is all it takes.
Falsified sender IDs, header tricks and unauthorised alphanumeric originators are caught, even when they look almost right.
On the list, or at the door.
A2P traffic is matched against registered headers and message templates. Trusted senders pass cleanly, and bursts from unknown sources get throttled.
- ACME-BANK
- CITYCLINIC
- NORTHWIND
- GLOBEX
- ACME-BANK
- ACME-8ANK
- NORTHWIND
- PROMO-XXL
Illustrative senders
Decided before you would notice.
It runs on passive taps with no impact on legitimate traffic, and each decision completes in under 50 ms. The firewall then allows, blocks or flags the message.
Your policy. Your service.
Operators and partners can offer the firewall as their own service, with full control over policy, routing and data.
- Control over policy
- Control over routing
- Control over data
- Sender ID checkValidate the originator before parsing.
- Origin network checkConfirm the network the message came from.
- Identity matchMatch against registered headers and templates.
- Allow-listLet trusted senders through cleanly.
- Rate limitsThrottle bursts from unknown sources.
Illustrative policy
Questions, answered.
It checks the sender ID, the origin network and the identity behind a message before the message content is parsed.
The sender is validated first, so a falsified or unregistered originator is caught before the text is even read.
Falsified sender IDs, header tricks and unauthorised alphanumeric originators.
A2P traffic is matched against registered headers and message templates, so registered senders are recognised.
Yes. Allow-lists let trusted senders through, while bursts from unknown sources are throttled by rate limits.
No. Passive taps mirror SS7 and SMPP traffic with no routing change.
No. It runs on passive taps with no impact on legitimate traffic, and each decision completes in under 50 ms.
Yes. Operators and partners can offer the firewall as their own service, with full control over policy, routing and data.
Trust the sender before the message.
Talk to partnerships about validating sender IDs on your network.