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ROBOCALL MITIGATION

Deploy advanced traffic intelligence, policy controls, and fraud detection workflows for cleaner, compliant voice delivery.

Robocall Mitigation Technology

Fraud Prevention

Robocall mitigation systems help telecom operators detect, block, and report suspicious call patterns before they reach end users.

Network Reputation

Maintain network integrity and prevent fraudulent traffic abuse by enforcing advanced mitigation controls.

Subscriber Trust

Protect subscribers from scam calls and meet strict telecom regulatory requirements across global regions.

Core Controls

Mitigation Features

Behavioral Analytics

Machine learning algorithms flag anomalous calling patterns in real-time.

Call Blocking & Filtering

Proactively drop calls matching known fraud signatures and blocklists.

Traceback Support

Automated logging and reporting to support industry traceback requests.

Traffic Thresholds

Apply dynamic limits to CPS, Call Duration, and ASR anomalies.

Regulatory Alignment

Comply with FCC and regional mandates for robocall mitigation programs.

Custom Policies

Define per-customer or per-route mitigation policies and actions.

The Challenge

Why Robocall Mitigation Matters

Unwanted robocalls and fraudulent traffic have become one of the largest challenges facing global telecom networks. These calls damage consumer trust and expose carriers to regulatory penalties.

Protect subscribers from scam calls
Maintain network reputation
Prevent fraudulent traffic abuse
Meet telecom regulatory requirements
$XXB
Global Fraud Loss
90%+
Unwanted Call Volume
Technology

How Robocall Mitigation Works

01

Traffic Monitoring

All inbound and outbound calls are analyzed for behavioral anomalies.

02

Risk Detection

ML models detect abnormal patterns such as bursts or invalid IDs.

03

Policy Enforcement

Violations are automatically blocked, throttled, or flagged.

04

Reporting & Traceback

Detailed logs are generated to support audits and investigations.

Intelligence

Advanced Fraud Detection Signals

Abnormally high call attempt rates

Low answer seizure ratios (ASR)

Extremely short call durations

Invalid or spoofed caller IDs

High call failure patterns

Repeated traffic bursts

Mandates

Compliance & Regulatory Support

Telecom operators must comply with strict robocall mitigation regulations. Our platform supports initiatives like FCC frameworks and STIR/SHAKEN.

FCC Robocall Frameworks
STIR/SHAKEN Auth
Traceback Requests
National DNC Registry
Scenarios

Common Mitigation Use Cases

Telecom Carriers

Monitor wholesale voice traffic and prevent abusive call campaigns.

VoIP Providers

Protect outbound calling platforms from fraudulent activity.

Call Centers

Ensure outbound dialing operations comply with robocall regulations.

Enterprise Voice

Protect business communication channels from spoofing attacks.

Broad Backbone

Network Intelligence Platform

Our mitigation system operates as part of a broader telecom intelligence platform, providing real-time traffic analytics and routing controls.

Real-time analytics
Reputation monitoring
Automated fraud alerts
Dynamic routing
Fraud dashboards

PROACTIVE MANAGEMENT

These insights allow operators to proactively manage traffic risks and maintain network integrity.

Synergy

STIR/SHAKEN Integration

Our mitigation platform works alongside our STIR/SHAKEN services to provide caller ID verification and identity attestation.

VERIFICATION
IDENTITY
ATTESTATION
S/S AUTH
Operations

Simple Deployment Process

01

Traffic Assessment

Analyze current traffic patterns and identify risk exposure levels.

02

Policy Config

Define mitigation rules, thresholds, and fraud detection policies.

03

Activation

Enable real-time monitoring and anomaly detection across your network.

04

Optimization

Refine policies based on ongoing intelligence and traffic trends.

Support

Robocall Mitigation FAQ

What is robocall mitigation?

Robocall mitigation refers to technologies used to detect, prevent, and report fraudulent automated calling activity before it reaches end users.

How does it protect networks?

By analyzing traffic patterns and blocking suspicious call activity based on behavioral anomalies and fraud signatures.

Is it required by regulators?

Yes. Many regions (like the US with the FCC) require providers to implement formal robocall mitigation programs.

Does it work with STIR/SHAKEN?

Yes. It complements STIR/SHAKEN by detecting suspicious patterns even if the caller identity is authenticated.

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