Stop signalling that should not be there.
Block illegitimate SS7 message injection and spoofed signalling before it reaches your network.
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Two messages, one of them false.
Illegitimate SS7 traffic injected from outside partners looks real at a glance. Checked field by field, it is not.
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Every signal, judged on arrival.
MAP and ISUP signalling is evaluated for illegitimate message injection and illegitimate call setups, in real time.
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Observe, check, confirm, stop.
Passive taps mean no routing change and no impact on legitimate traffic.
Taps on SS7, SMPP and SIP capture all the signalling, with no change to routing.
Each message is checked against where it should have come from.
Suspects are cross-checked against the shared reputation graph.
Illegitimate SS7 traffic injected from outside partners is stopped, and logged.
Trust, link by link.
Suspects are cross-checked against the shared reputation graph, and a sudden shift on a route triggers an alert and a block.
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Questions, answered.
It is illegitimate SS7 message injection and spoofed signalling, such as traffic injected into your network from outside partners. Acepeak blocks it.
Taps on SS7, SMPP and SIP capture the signalling, and illegitimate SS7 traffic injected from outside partners is stopped. MAP bypass routes are identified in real time.
Yes. ISUP and MAP signalling are evaluated for illegitimate call setups, in the same policy engine as SMS rules.
No. Passive taps copy the signalling without touching routing, so legitimate traffic is not affected.
Suspects are cross-checked against the shared reputation graph before they are acted on.
Sudden shifts on a route trigger an alert and a block, before revenue leaks for days.
Yes. Every verdict is logged with its reasons and can be reversed by your team.
Yes. Operators and partners can offer the firewall as their own service, with full control over policy, routing and data.
Close the door on false signalling.
Talk to partnerships about stopping SS7 injection on your network.