Subsentio Announces Lawful Intercept Solution for X.25 Technology

XOT GATEWAY ASSISTS LAW ENFORCEMENT WITH INVESTIGATIONS ON LEGACY SWITCHES

DENVER, Colorado, April 5, 2011 — Subsentio, a Trusted Third Party service bureau for Lawfully Authorized Electronic Surveillance(LAES), today announced it has developed and deployed a CALEA (Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act) compliant lawful intercept solution for companies with legacy switches that currently deliver CALEA standards using the x.25 protocol. Until now, many law enforcement agencies have not been able to collect the electronic intelligence that is delivered from those legacy telecommunication switches because they can only receive TCP/IP connections.

“Some agencies in the Law Enforcement community have been hindered in their investigations when they attempt to extract electronic surveillance from older telecommunication switches,” said Chief Security Officer Ward Jackson. “With this solution, we are now actively performing LAES on legacy switches that have been technically compliant but have been ineffective tools for Law Enforcement due to the older protocols they were designed to use.”
Duane Owens, Subsentio’s Chief Technology Officer added, “Through our analysis of various service providers ability to comply with court orders, we were surprised at how many switches have never been tested for CALEA compliance. Once we realized how many of those switches were using an x.25 protocol, it was a simple solution for us to fill another need for law enforcement. Until now, we know of several Law Enforcement agencies that have simply had to walk away from investigations in the past because no one was addressing the issue for them.”

Subsentio’s solution has been fully tested with law enforcement and is currently being used to successfully perform lawful intercepts on a variety of legacy switches. It is a cost effective and reliable method of performing CALEA compliant electronic surveillance and, like all of Subsentio’s Trusted Third Party services it is backed by Subsentio’s full indemnification against non-compliance penalties.

Subsentio, Inc. is trusted by both the private carriers and the law enforcement agencies to perform court ordered lawful electronic surveillance. Based in Centennial, CO the company has national, regional and rural service provider clients. Information can be found at www.subsentio.com.

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Steve Bock

President

Subsentio

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