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Lawful interception (LI) is a process by which telecommunications and network service providers are legally obligated to provide access to communications for law enforcement and intelligence agencies. It is a form of surveillance that is used to monitor and investigate criminal activities. LI is used to intercept and monitor communications such as telephone calls, emails, text messages, and internet traffic. It is also used to collect metadata, such as the time and location of a communication.
LI is regulated by national laws and international agreements. Service providers are required to comply with LI requests from law enforcement and intelligence agencies. They must also ensure that the data collected is secure and not accessible to unauthorized parties.
Companies in the LI market include Verint Systems, SS8 Networks, Subsentio, and NICE Systems. Show Less Read more
