Communications Interception System passively monitors cable networks.October 18, 2011 -
Intended for Law Enforcement Authorities, DOCSIS Phantom(TM) 5200 records and stores broadband digital information on cable modem lines using DOCSIS technology. Passive solution monitors information without being detected and provides clear evidence of tapped information. Supporting use as both tactical unit and centralized monitoring system for cable networks, solution allows interception of all data, including peer-to-peer communication, even when it does not pass through ISP server.
Original Press release
TraceSpan Communications Ltd
4695 Chabot Drive, ste 200
Pleasanton, CA, 94588
USA
TraceSpan Launches DOCSIS Lawful Interception System
Introduces the Unique Capability to Passively Monitor Cable Networks
RA'ANANA -- TraceSpan(TM) Communications, a provider of broadband analysis and monitoring solutions, announced today the release of its DOCSIS Phantom(TM) 5200, a passive Lawful Interception (LI) monitoring solution for cable networks.
DOCSIS Phantom(TM) is a passive monitoring solution that records and stores broadband digital information on cable modem lines using DOCSIS technology. It is intended for Law Enforcement Authorities (LEA) looking to capture the data between the service provider's premises and the target.
DOCSIS Phantom(TM) allows them to monitor this information without being detected, while providing clear evidence of the tapped information.
DOCSIS Phantom(TM) adds the unique and revolutionary capability to monitor cable networks to TraceSpan's family of LI products. It follows the company's field-proven monitoring solutions for ADSL, ADSL2, ADSL2Plus, VDSL2 and GPON networks, which are widely accepted and are being used by a variety of LEA worldwide.
DOCSIS Phantom(TM) intercepts target communications directly from the line and collects a hundred percent of the information in both directions, to and from the ISP or communications provider. The DOCSIS Phantom(TM) system can be used both as a tactical unit and as a cost-effective centralized monitoring system. It can be installed at virtually any location (central office, communication room, basement or street), while the data can be monitored either locally or at a remote location.
"Cable networks impose significant challenges on Law Enforcement Authorities, which need to monitor the information on the line", said Dr. Hanan Herzberg, TraceSpan's founder and CEO. "Now, they can do this thanks to DOCSIS Phantom(TM), the first and only passive DOCSIS monitoring solution. Along with the excellent feedbacks on our existing monitoring solutions, we've received many requests from our customers to help them address this need, and now we're proud to provide them the solution."
DOCSIS Phantom(TM) is unique in the sense that it allows interception of all data, including peer-to-peer communication, even when it does not pass through the ISP server. Its ease of operation makes it deployable by a single law enforcement agent. It has a standard interface for easy integration with external monitoring systems. All of these make DOCSIS Phantom(TM) the ideal solution for any LEA monitoring cable modem lines, as well as the perfect solution for the cable company headend.
DOCSIS Phantom(TM) will be presented in the Milipol Worldwide Exhibition of Internal State Security in Paris, France, October 18th through 21st, 2011, stand 3K 124.
About TraceSpan Communications
TraceSpan Communications develops and manufactures innovative broadband monitoring solutions. Empowered by patent-pending breakthrough technology, TraceSpan's performance analysis and Lawful Interception products enable non-intrusive monitoring of data in broadband networks. TraceSpan's multi-layer analyzers are accepted worldwide as the industry's first passive analyzers for vendor-independent testing of VDSL2, ADSL2Plus, ADSL2, ADSL, GPON and DOCSIS networks. Highly flexible and easy to use, TraceSpan products deliver significant cost savings, faster time to market, and rapid return on investment to Telco's and service providers, system vendors, chipset developers, and technology innovators. For more information, visit http://tracespan.com.
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